Opportunity Zones in Texas: 2018 map vs. 2027 map

Name: Texas Opportunity Zones, 2018 and 2027 maps
Creator: UnionMetric
License: https://unionmetricfeasibility.com/terms

Data as of Oct 25, 2026

2018 designated tracts	628
2027 eligible tracts	2,420
Of which entirely rural	524
Maximum 2027 designations	605
2027 nominations	608

State tax treatment

No personal income tax

[L] No personal income tax

Not verified with the state revenue department.

Other incentives to verify

[P] Texas Enterprise Zone Program (listed active on gov.texas.gov). [L] State housing credit $25M (franchise/insurance). [L] Texas Historic Preservation credit

Official state page

[P] gov.texas.gov/business/page/opportunity-zones

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