Colorado Nominates Denver Airport Land for Opportunity Zone 2.0
Colorado Governor Jared Polis announced on October 6 the nomination of land around Denver International Airport for the federal Opportunity Zone 2.0 program. According to the airport's website, designation would make investments in the area eligible for capital gains tax breaks, potentially attracting logistics, aviation services and commercial development. Denver International is among America's busiest airports, and its surroundings hold large tracts of developable land seen as a key future growth engine for the metro area. Polis said the state hopes tax incentives will unlock private capital and create a new jobs hub around the airport. The nominations have been submitted to the U.S. Treasury for final approval.
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