Queens Opportunity Zones: 35 designated tracts

35 census tracts in Queens (Queens County) are designated on Treasury's final OZ 2.0 list (CDFI Fund final_oz2_designations; press release sb0682), effective January 1, 2027. 241 of 725 census tracts in the borough are eligible.1

By the OpportunityZoneInvest Editorial Team · CDFI final list, November 5, 2026

Queens map

This map colors OZ 2.0 eligibility and 2018 zones. The designated count, 35, is the CDFI final list for Queens County.

Map of Queens County census tracts by OZ 2.0 eligibility and current zone status

NominatedEligibleOZ 1.0 (2018) only

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Queens County tract table → · Sortable Queens County tract list

Designated OZ 2.0 tracts
35
Census tracts
725
OZ 2.0 eligible
241
In a current (2018) zone
78

Queens's designated OZ 2.0 tracts

35 designated tracts are inside Queens borough (Queens County). Queens County has 35 designated tracts in the workbook, and all of them are in this list. They take effect January 1, 2027 (Treasury press release sb0682; CDFI Fund final designations file). All 35 lie entirely inside the boundary. The workbook does not flag any of these tracts rural, so the 10% five-year step-up is the one that applies here, not the 30% rural step-up.

Queens borough and Queens County are the same geography. All 35 designated Queens County tracts are in the borough. Tract 36081017101 is on the CDFI final list and is not rural. The Census Geocoder matches 39-01 Skillman Avenue, Sunnyside, to that tract. 43-20 Skillman Avenue matches 36081018300, which is not on the final list. New York has 430 designated tracts statewide.

County tables: Queens County (35 in this list, 35 in the county workbook). Nationwide, Treasury designated 6,576 tracts (2,594 rural) out of 25,462 eligible tracts, effective January 1, 2027.

GEOID list (35)

Places inside these tracts

Each address was matched with the Census Bureau Geocoder (Public_AR_Current, Census 2020 tracts). City limits are Census TIGERweb 2020 place polygons (TIGERweb).

Queens Opportunity Zones: questions

Is my Queens address in a designated Opportunity Zone?

Look up the tract on the OZ map or the census tract lookup. Designated status comes from the CDFI final list, effective January 1, 2027.

How many census tracts in Queens are designated for OZ 2.0?

35 designated tracts, from the CDFI final_oz2_designations sheet. 241 of 725 census tracts are eligible. See the Queens County tract list.

Is Queens the same as Queens County?

Yes. Each NYC borough is its own county. Queens is Queens County, so the designated count is the county's CDFI count.

When do these tracts take effect?

Treasury designated them on November 5, 2026. They take effect January 1, 2027 (press release sb0682). The 2018 zones stay in effect through December 31, 2028.

Other boroughs: Brooklyn · The Bronx · Manhattan · Staten Island · All of New York City

Sources

  1. Treasury press release sb0682 (November 5, 2026) and the CDFI Fund final_oz2_designations file. Eligible counts: Treasury's October 30, 2026 eligibility workbook. New York designated 430 tracts statewide.