October 13, 2025

Shopoff DLV QOZ Fund LLC Investor Alert

Soreide Law Group is reviewing potential claims from investors who may have been misled or misadvised by securities brokers and financial professionals. One investment under scrutiny is the Shopoff DLV QOZ Fund LLC, a private placement marketed as part of the Qualified Opportunity Zone program. Recent reports reveal troubling developments that investors should be aware of. The following summary outlines what this investment is, the problems that have surfaced, and how investors may seek recovery.

What is Shopoff DLV QOZ Fund LLC?

Shopoff DLV QOZ Fund LLC was launched in 2020 by Shopoff Real Estate Investments, based in California. The fund was designed as a Regulation D private placement under Rule 506(c), allowing it to raise money from accredited investors. Its goal was to secure up to $186 million in equity funding, with a minimum commitment of $250,000 per investor. The fund’s stated purpose was to finance the Dream Las Vegas hotel and casino development, a large-scale hospitality and gaming project planned for the Las Vegas Strip.

Concerns About Shopoff DLV QOZ Fund LLC

Although the investment has been marketed as potentially offering tax benefits under the Opportunity Zone framework, it has allegedly faced significant challenges. Construction on the Dream Las Vegas project was reportedly halted in early 2023, when only some preliminary groundwork had apparently been completed. According to various reports, disputes over unpaid bills may have led to the project site being transferred to the contractor, which in turn has been described as creating uncertainty about the development’s future.

In addition to these alleged project-specific issues, the fund is said to share risks commonly associated with private placements: it may be highly illiquid, speculative in nature, and structured in a way that could involve notable fees and commissions that may reduce investor returns. For many individuals—especially those who may not be prepared for long-term, high-risk commitments—such features could raise concerns about whether the investment is suitable.

Possible Sales Practice Issues

Brokerage firms and financial advisors recommending investments such as Shopoff DLV QOZ Fund must ensure that the investment fits a client’s financial objectives, risk tolerance, and overall portfolio. Potential misconduct can include recommending unsuitable investments, misrepresenting the risks involved, omitting material facts, or exposing investors to excessive concentration in speculative products.

When these types of violations occur, investors have the right to pursue remedies through FINRA arbitration. This process provides a forum to hold broker-dealers accountable and may allow for the recovery of losses tied to inappropriate investment recommendations.

Did You Sustain Losses by Investing in Shopoff DLV QOZ Fund LLC?

Did you experience losses because of investing in Shopoff DLV QOZ Fund LLC as a result of your financial advisor or broker’s recommendation? If so, contact Soreide Law Group online or by phone at (888) 760-6552 to speak with a securities attorney about your potential recovery options. Soreide Law Group has helped investors across the country seek compensation for unsuitable investment losses. The firm works on a contingency fee basis and advances all costs.

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