8legs: Uli fall meeting

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Jonathan Rose: Four Decades of Shaping a Greener, More Equitable Built Environment

Jonathan Rose reflects on four decades shaping greener, equitably minded real estate and his ULI journey.
Rose discusses transforming ULI from a green-talk niche to mainstream practice across programs.
He notes early green innovation, including his own '10 Ss' framework before LEED existed.
Rose details the Fund VI at $660 million, enabling roughly $2 billion in assets and 100,000 unit-years preserved.
The fund preserves affordable housing by acquiring and greening properties near mass transit.
Rose envisions expanding green tech, mass timber, and cross‑border affordable housing roles.
He backs collective ownership models to bolster community wealth and resilience.
Rose calls for AI regulation to ensure benefits for the common good and urges ULI leadership.
Rose highlights transit-oriented development as a core family legacy in both projects and planning.
Rose emphasizes affordable Housing preservation as a growth path with social programs on site.

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