Firms that no longer meet the HUBZone program requirements as of July 1 due to the map update will remain certified through their following recertification. The grace period for redesignated HUBZone’s are until July 2026. To keep your HUBZone status, it is possible to move the principal office to a HUBZone. You can browse our…
A redesignated area is one that used to be located in an area that was rezoned and now no longer resides in a HUBZone. The HUBZone Map was updated on July 1, 2023 and will not be changed until 2028. If you or your business was located in a HUBZone prior to July 2023 and…
If the map indicates more than one designation, as long as your address is located in at least one (1) designated HUBZone, then it is qualified. You can browse our HUBZone page below and learn more about the certification and your eligibility.
To know if your business or its employees are located in a HUBZone, use the map located on SBA.gov. You can browse our HUBZone page below and learn more about the certification and your eligibility.
According to SBA, there will be no updates on the map until July 2028. The five-year map cycle enables small businesses to plan and invest their HUBZone communities without fear that their designation may change from one year to the next. However, some areas will cycle off before 20228 such as HUBZones that are newly…
The map is updated/rezoned every 5 years. The most recent update on the HUBZone Map was July 1, 2023, making the next change or rezone in 2028. If you need to see if you are still in a HUBZone, use the map by clicking here.
As of right now, there are no upcoming changes to the HUBZone Map. The map was rezoned last on July 1st, 2023 and is changed every five years. If you’d like to learn more about the HUBZone Certification and your eligibility, click the button below. HUBZone Certification & EligibilityDo you know your SAM Registration status?A…