OZ Pitch Day - Nov 14th
OZ Pitch Day - Nov 14th
List of Utah Opportunity Zones & OZ Funds
The state of Utah has 46 designated Opportunity Zones, including 46 low-income communities plus 0 non-low-income contiguous tracts.
The adjacent map shows all Opportunity Zones in Utah. Click on any Opportunity Zone for additional information.
Utah OZ Funds
There are 13QOZ Fundsin the OpportunityDb database with an investment objective that specifically identify Utahas a target market. Additional OZ funds may also invest in Utah; see a complete list of Opportunity Zone Funds here.
List of All Utah OZs
The table below lists all 46Opportunity Zones in Utah. The first two rows reflect average values for the state of Utahand the Opportunity Zones in the state.
| Name | County | Median Household Income | Below Poverty Line | Median Home Value | Edu High School | Median Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All of Utah | n/a | $76K | 9% | $330K | 93% | 31 |
| Utah OZ Average | n/a | $48K | 19% | $192K | 87% | 31 |
| 49001100100 | Beaver | $58K | 9% | $214K | 87% | 35 |
| 49003960300 | Box Elder | $52K | 11% | $178K | 90% | 27 |
| 49003960601 | Box Elder | $49K | 11% | $165K | 90% | 32 |
| 49005000900 | Cache | $40K | 28% | $172K | 92% | 25 |
| 49005001002 | Cache | $43K | 25% | $171K | 84% | 25 |
| 49007000600 | Carbon | $50K | 13% | $110K | 88% | 40 |
| 49011125701 | Davis | $42K | 25% | $182K | 91% | 29 |
| 49011125702 | Davis | $58K | 9% | $145K | 89% | 32 |
| 49011126001 | Davis | $54K | 12% | $169K | 90% | 31 |
| 49013940300 | Duchesne | $52K | 13% | $170K | 87% | 38 |
| 49017000300 | Garfield | $60K | 19% | $188K | 93% | 38 |
| 49019000300 | Grand | $52K | 7% | $266K | 93% | 41 |
| 49021110300 | Iron | $59K | 17% | $228K | 87% | 35 |
| 49021110600 | Iron | $34K | 34% | $186K | 98% | 26 |
| 49027974300 | Millard | $58K | 7% | $159K | 88% | 37 |
| 49035100600 | Salt Lake | $45K | 33% | $135K | 73% | 36 |
| 49035102500 | Salt Lake | $45K | 28% | $258K | 95% | 30 |
| 49035102600 | Salt Lake | $41K | 21% | $171K | 71% | 29 |
| 49035102702 | Salt Lake | $40K | 21% | $191K | 61% | 28 |
| 49035111500 | Salt Lake | $38K | 20% | $171K | 84% | 32 |
| 49035111600 | Salt Lake | $41K | 15% | $213K | 91% | 31 |
| 49035111802 | Salt Lake | $58K | 18% | $280K | 92% | 36 |
| 49035112403 | Salt Lake | $59K | 17% | $281K | 87% | 30 |
| 49035112907 | Salt Lake | $77K | 18% | $249K | 89% | 31 |
| 49035113305 | Salt Lake | $46K | 25% | $167K | 74% | 30 |
| 49035113513 | Salt Lake | $60K | 11% | $255K | 91% | 34 |
| 49035113802 | Salt Lake | $50K | 15% | $159K | 78% | 25 |
| 49035113906 | Salt Lake | $49K | 16% | $186K | 75% | 31 |
| 49035114000 | Salt Lake | $54K | 13% | $383K | 97% | 42 |
| 49035114500 | Salt Lake | $72K | 12% | $207K | 88% | 28 |
| 49037942100 | San Juan | $25K | 42% | $45K | 78% | 34 |
| 49039972400 | Sanpete | $45K | 22% | $214K | 93% | 22 |
| 49041975300 | Sevier | $48K | 18% | $192K | 94% | 30 |
| 49045130900 | Tooele | $49K | 17% | $161K | 85% | 32 |
| 49049000400 | Utah | $62K | 7% | $215K | 82% | 28 |
| 49049002400 | Utah | $40K | 15% | $288K | 94% | 24 |
| 49049002500 | Utah | $34K | 23% | $203K | 89% | 24 |
| 49049002801 | Utah | $40K | 21% | $160K | 81% | 26 |
| 49049002802 | Utah | $38K | 30% | $111K | 94% | 25 |
| 49053270300 | Washington | $55K | 13% | $326K | 94% | 39 |
| 49053271300 | Washington | $39K | 36% | $209K | 89% | 23 |
| 49057200400 | Weber | $34K | 19% | $125K | 77% | 28 |
| 49057200800 | Weber | $41K | 25% | $134K | 86% | 31 |
| 49057200900 | Weber | $27K | 38% | $154K | 73% | 30 |
| 49057201100 | Weber | $33K | 22% | $152K | 89% | 35 |
| 49057210800 | Weber | $51K | 15% | $136K | 86% | 28 |
Utah OZs by City
The table below lists all cities in Utah with at least one Opportunity Zone. Click on any city name for additional information about each OZ.
| City | Number of OZs | Median Household Income | Below Poverty Line | Median Home Value | Edu High School | Median Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| American Fork | 1 | $62K | 7% | $215K | 82% | 28 |
| Beaver | 1 | $58K | 9% | $214K | 87% | 35 |
| Brigham City | 1 | $49K | 11% | $165K | 90% | 32 |
| Castle Valley | 1 | $52K | 7% | $266K | 93% | 41 |
| Cedar Highlands | 1 | $34K | 34% | $186K | 98% | 26 |
| Clearfield | 2 | $50K | 17% | $163K | 90% | 31 |
| Duchesne | 1 | $52K | 13% | $170K | 87% | 38 |
| East Carbon | 1 | $50K | 13% | $110K | 88% | 40 |
| Ephraim | 1 | $45K | 22% | $214K | 93% | 22 |
| Fillmore | 1 | $58K | 7% | $159K | 88% | 37 |
| Kearns | 1 | $50K | 15% | $159K | 78% | 25 |
| Layton | 1 | $54K | 12% | $169K | 90% | 31 |
| Logan | 2 | $41K | 26% | $171K | 88% | 25 |
| Magna | 1 | $49K | 16% | $186K | 75% | 31 |
| Midvale | 1 | $59K | 17% | $281K | 87% | 30 |
| Millcreek | 1 | $58K | 18% | $280K | 92% | 36 |
| Navajo Mountain | 1 | $25K | 42% | $45K | 78% | 34 |
| Newcastle | 1 | $59K | 17% | $228K | 87% | 35 |
| Ogden | 4 | $34K | 26% | $141K | 81% | 31 |
| Panguitch | 1 | $60K | 19% | $188K | 93% | 38 |
| Provo | 4 | $38K | 22% | $190K | 90% | 25 |
| Richfield | 1 | $48K | 18% | $192K | 94% | 30 |
| Salt Lake City | 6 | $50K | 21% | $224K | 81% | 32 |
| South Ogden | 1 | $51K | 15% | $136K | 86% | 28 |
| South Salt Lake | 2 | $39K | 18% | $192K | 87% | 31 |
| St. George | 2 | $47K | 25% | $267K | 91% | 31 |
| Taylorsville | 1 | $60K | 11% | $255K | 91% | 34 |
| Tooele | 1 | $49K | 17% | $161K | 85% | 32 |
| Tremonton | 1 | $52K | 11% | $178K | 90% | 27 |
| West Jordan | 1 | $77K | 18% | $249K | 89% | 31 |
| West Valley City | 1 | $46K | 25% | $167K | 74% | 30 |
Utah OZs by County
The table below lists all counties in Utah with at least one Opportunity Zone. Click on any county name for additional information about each OZ.
| County | Number of OZs | Median Household Income | Below Poverty Line | Median Home Value | Edu High School | Median Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beaver | 1 | $58K | 9% | $214K | 87% | 35 |
| Box Elder | 2 | $51K | 11% | $171K | 90% | 30 |
| Cache | 2 | $41K | 26% | $171K | 88% | 25 |
| Carbon | 1 | $50K | 13% | $110K | 88% | 40 |
| Davis | 3 | $51K | 15% | $165K | 90% | 31 |
| Duchesne | 1 | $52K | 13% | $170K | 87% | 38 |
| Garfield | 1 | $60K | 19% | $188K | 93% | 38 |
| Grand | 1 | $52K | 7% | $266K | 93% | 41 |
| Iron | 2 | $46K | 25% | $207K | 93% | 30 |
| Millard | 1 | $58K | 7% | $159K | 88% | 37 |
| Salt Lake | 15 | $52K | 19% | $220K | 83% | 31 |
| San Juan | 1 | $25K | 42% | $45K | 78% | 34 |
| Sanpete | 1 | $45K | 22% | $214K | 93% | 22 |
| Sevier | 1 | $48K | 18% | $192K | 94% | 30 |
| Tooele | 1 | $49K | 17% | $161K | 85% | 32 |
| Utah | 5 | $43K | 19% | $195K | 88% | 25 |
| Washington | 2 | $47K | 25% | $267K | 91% | 31 |
| Weber | 5 | $37K | 24% | $140K | 82% | 30 |
Utah OZs vs. Other States
The charts below show how Utah’s Opportunity Zones compare to OZs in other states. All values are averages for Opportunity Zones only:
Best Utah OZs
The charts below show the Utah Opportunity Zones with the highest and lowest values for various socioeconomic indicators, along with the average values for all OZs in the state, all OZs nationwide, and all of Utah.
