Jonathan Rose Cos. Closes $660M Impact Fund

Jonathan Rose Cos. Closes $660M Impact Fund
News| July 21, 2025| Paul Bubny
New York & Tri-State + Apartment Buildings

New York-based Jonathan Rose Companies, a leading mission-driven real estate investment and development firm, has reached final close of Rose Affordable Housing Preservation Fund VI, a $660-million impact fund dedicated to acquiring, preserving, and enhancing affordable and mixed-income multifamily in urban markets nationwide. The closing brings the total equity raised across Jonathan Rose Companies’ Preservation Fund series to more than $1.5 billion. 

“Affordable housing remains one of the most pressing and investable challenges of our time,” said Jonathan F.P. Rose, president of Jonathan Rose Companies. “With Fund VI, we are not only preserving long-term affordability but also reinvesting in properties ready for transformation and turning them into platforms for opportunity.”

He continued, “These will be healthier, more sustainable and resilient communities that offer residents stability, access to essential resources, and a foundation for a better future, while delivering strong value for our investors. It’s a strategy rooted in decades of experience, but deeply attuned to the needs of this moment.” 

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