Luxury Developers in Miami Eye Low-Income Tax Breaks

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A new federal tax-incentive program designed to help low-income neighborhoods is adding fuel to Miami's real-estate boom

When President Trump signed the Opportunity Zone program into law as part of the 2017 tax overhaul, the administration said the goal was to incentivize investment in economically distressed areas.

 

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miami will be underwater in the next century. this has been a psa

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Is this one of the areas that Jared and Ivanka bought into before they served on the 'committee' to determine which low-income areas will get tax breaks?

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