Dov was directly responsible for sourcing some of the most notable transactions over the last 10 years including The Ring Portfolio, One 57, Nordstrom Tower, and One Manhattan Square. Prior to joining Extell, Dov worked as a Commercial Broker at Eastern Consolidated and as a Senior Vice President at Everest Broadband Networks where he negotiated over 250 million square feet of access deals across the United States.
Dov Hertz founded DH Property Holdings, LLC, in 2016 as a development, investment, and asset management firm focused on complex industrial distribution warehouses in dense, urban infill areas. Since its founding, DHPH has developed more than 6 million square feet of state-of-the-art infill and shallow-bay properties in cities throughout the northeast, including New York, Boston, and Philadelphia. In addition, DHPH has assembled a portfolio in excess of 1.6 million square feet of existing, value-add buildings in the same markets. Dov is responsible for the investment policies, daily management and strategic direction of the New York City-based firm as it continues its national expansion.
DHPH has been at the forefront of the recent rise of industrial logistics and is recognized as a pioneer in the design, development, and repositioning of urban infill logistics facilities nationally. The firm’s debut development, 640 Columbia Street, was the first multi-story spec distribution warehouse on the east coast. Located in Red Hook, Brooklyn, just minutes from the nation’s largest e-commerce hub, Dov’s firm, along with its institutional equity partner, quickly leased the 336,350-square-foot logistics facility to a national credit tenant. DHPH continued to advance numerous other strategically located developments in Brooklyn, while also expanding to other urban infill markets in greater Philadelphia and Boston.
Prior to founding DHPH, Dov was the Executive Vice President of Acquisitions and Asset Management at Extell Development Company. During his 13-plus years at Extell, Dov negotiated and supervised the acquisitions of over $20 billion of New York real estate. Dov was directly responsible for sourcing some of New York City’s most notable transactions over the last 10 years, including The Ring Portfolio, One 57, Nordstrom Tower, and One Manhattan Square. Prior to joining Extell, Dov worked as a Commercial Broker at Eastern Consolidated and as a Senior Vice President at Everest Broadband Networks where he negotiated over 250 million square feet of access deals across the United States.