Heritage Equity Partners Specializes in Venture Capital and Private Equity
Heritage Equity Partners is a private investment firm that works with families and successful entrepreneurs to successfully deploy, grow and harvest a portfolio of direct private equity investments. The firm is highly regarded in the industry for providing the most promising private equity investment opportunities to the private investors in its network.
Their global private investment community includes some of the worlds most experienced and successful entrepreneurs, leveraging their collective operating experience.
The centralized infrastructure of Heritage Equity Partners provides dedicated resources to conduct the due diligence needed to evaluate and structure each investment, and manage these investments post closing.
This NYC based firm works with a global network of entrepreneurs and their families to support their diversification efforts in acquiring control and minority stakes in operating companies and real estate. Toby Moskovits is the founder of Heritage Equity Partners.
She has over ten years of experience advising companies across a range of industries and stages on strategic and operational growth strategies. Toby possesses an astute understanding of the real estate industry and keeps her knowledge updated with the latest trends of the market.
Since 2008, Heritage has been primarily focused on real estate investing, driven by opportunities created by the lack of liquidity and attractive pricing in the market for the purchase of development sites.
Toby Moskovits is an excellent speaker and is often invited to prestigious conferences to share her views about ongoing real estate trends. She recently appeared at The Brooklyn Historical Society's Real Estate Roundtable and participated in discussions focused on story behind the current transformation under way in the Brooklyn real estate market. The Real Estate Roundtable is a quarterly luncheon series dedicated to examining historical activity in the borough and predicting future trends in real estate.
Attended by key players in the Brooklyn real estate market included notable owners, lenders and brokers, Toby was invited to participate in the most recent event in November of 2013.
She and Darryl C. Towns, the New York State commissioner of Housing and Community Renewal were the prominent speakers, introduced by Stephen Palmese of the brokerage firm Massey Knakal and Christopher Havens of the Williamsburg based Apartments & Lofts.
Following Toby’s talk about her experiences in Brooklyn prior to the recent real estate boom, the audience took part in an active discussion about the factors that led to the current real estate growth and economic boom that has catapulted Brooklyn into the international arena alongside of Manhattan as a place to visit, dine and live in.
With hard work and focus, Toby Moskovits’ steadfast leadership continues to propel Heritage Equity Partners forward. Toby is a visionary investor and has created significant value for her investment partners through her creative approach to sourcing, structuring and financing real estate deals in a market that continues to be challenged with regard to financing and liquidity for real estate development.
About the Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable
Located in the 1881 landmarked Brooklyn Historical Society building, the Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable is a quarterly luncheon series dedicated to examining, analyzing, reviewing and predicting the critical issues in Brooklyn real estate. It's where all of Brooklyn's real estate professionals gather to discuss timely and important issues affecting the industry. Attend the Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable and join participants from firms such as Muss Development, Toll Brothers, Thor Equities, Hudson Companies, Brody Group, Forest City Ratner, Two Trees Management and Douglaston Development. All Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable proceeds benefit the Brooklyn Historical Society.
Speakers at the Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable have tackled issues such as demographic changes, financing availability, transportation initiatives, hotel economics, crime and economic analysis, all with a Brooklyn focus. Past speakers have offered useful, detailed information about specific projects such as 16 Court Street, Hello Living, Atlantic Yards, 80 Metropolitan and the Clinton Collection, to name a few.
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