Opportunity Zone Funds Directory
The full list of Qualified Opportunity Funds
Search and filter 61 Qualified Opportunity Funds across all 50 states + DC by state, asset class, target IRR, minimum, and structure (Standard QOF / Rural QROF). All public-record data; sponsor-verified profiles where indicated.
No paid placement. Every fund listed equally.
Liva — Live Active at Travelers Rest
4011 Market — University City, Philadelphia
Bakersfield, CA Self-Storage Development
Metropolitan Avenue Assemblage
Altes OZ Fund II, LP
R3 Rural Oregon Opportunity Zone Fund
Altes Capital Opportunity Zone Fund
Arctaris Impact Fund
AWP Overmatch Fund I
Bakersfield Self-Storage QOZ Project by YourSpace America
Belpointe OZ REIT
Blueprint Local
CA South Nashville STR Apartments
Caliber Tax Advantaged Opportunity Zone Fund II
CBUS Opportunity Zone Fund III
CEDARst OZ GP Fund I
Centennial Advisers — Golden Opportunity Strategy
Cresset Diversified QOZ Fund III
CSRA Opportunity Zone Fund IX
Driftwood-MV Miami Riverside Wharf QOF
Eagle OZ Fund II
Ellavoz Shared Values Opportunity Fund III
Fortuitous Partners Opportunity Fund
GPWM Funds
Greater Boston Apartment Building QOZ Project by Procopio Companies
Green Street Metropolitan Assemblage
GTIS Qualified Opportunity Zone Fund II
Integris DLV Opportunity Zone Fund
Investors Choice OZ Fund By USG/OZI
Island Paradise QOF
JDP Diversified QOZ Fund I
Las Vegas Self-Storage QOZ Project by YourSpace America
LaunchPad Collective
Liva by Clear Mountain Properties
Monte Dei Globe Holdings QOF
Nest Opportunity Fund
Origin Opportunity Zone Fund III
Palmas Town Center – PROZ II
Park View OZ REIT
Peachtree Group San Antonio Hotel OZ Fund
Pepper Tree Lofts – Vista Qualified Opportunity Fund I
Philadelphia University City Multifamily Project by QuakerLane Capital
Phoenix OZ Fund
Pinnacle Partners Build-To-Rent Opportunity Zone Fund
R3 Strategies
Redbrick Opportunity Fund IV
San Diego Tideline QOZ II Apartment Development
Savoy Equity Opportunity Zone Fund
SoLa Impact Opportunity Zone Fund
South Florida QOZ Fund I
The GRAD Apartments Mount Vernon
The Modernest: Opportunity Zone Condominium Investments
The Wyoming Reserve Opportunity Zone Fund — Offering II
Tucson Self-Storage QOZ Project by YourSpace America
University of Nevada Reno Student Housing OZ Project
Urban Catalyst Opportunity Zone Fund II
USEDC Oil & Gas Opportunity Zone Fund
USEDC Opportunity Zone IV LP
Vero Sade Houston Metro OZ Multifamily Project
Verte Opportunity Fund
Veterans Villa Colorado Springs Opportunity Zone Project
Opportunity Zone funds — frequently asked questions
How many Opportunity Zone funds are there?
This directory tracks 61 Qualified Opportunity Funds (QOFs) and Qualified Rural Opportunity Funds (QROFs) currently accepting capital, covering all 50 states and DC. The full universe of QOFs is larger because any fund can self-certify with the IRS on Form 8996 without a public registry, but this is a curated, independently maintained list of active, investable funds.
What is the difference between a QOF and a Qualified Rural Opportunity Fund (QROF)?
A standard Qualified Opportunity Fund (QOF) invests in any designated Opportunity Zone and receives a 10% basis step-up after a 5-year hold under OZ 2.0. A Qualified Rural Opportunity Fund (QROF) invests specifically in rural zones and receives an enhanced 30% basis step-up at five years. Of the 61 funds listed here, 1 are structured as rural QROFs.
Are Opportunity Zone funds still available in 2026?
Yes. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed July 4, 2025, made the Opportunity Zone program a permanent part of the tax code. Investments made on or before December 31, 2026 follow OZ 1.0 rules; investments made on or after January 1, 2027 follow the new OZ 2.0 rules with a rolling 5-year deferral and the rural bonus.
What is the minimum investment for an Opportunity Zone fund?
Minimums vary widely by fund — from roughly $25,000 for some multi-asset funds to $250,000 or more for single-deal institutional funds. You can filter this directory by minimum investment, target IRR, asset class, and state to find funds that match your situation. Most QOFs are private placements limited to accredited investors.
How do I choose an Opportunity Zone fund?
Compare funds on geography (which zones they invest in), asset class (real estate, operating businesses, infrastructure), sponsor track record, fee structure, target returns, hold period, and whether the fund is a standard QOF or a rural QROF. This directory lists every fund equally with no paid placement, so you can filter and compare on the underlying data rather than ad spend.
What are the best Opportunity Zone funds?
There is no single "best" Opportunity Zone fund — the right QOF depends on your capital-gains amount, target hold period, risk tolerance, and whether you want real estate, an operating business, or a rural (QROF) strategy. Because this list of 61 Qualified Opportunity Funds carries no paid placement and ranks every fund equally, you can sort the full directory by target IRR, minimum investment, asset class, and structure to find the best fund for your situation — rather than relying on advertised "top fund" lists.