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Destaron Background

The company began in 1958 when Dr. Israel Moskovitch built an apartment building on the Vancouver waterfront.  He then grew his portfolio in the British Columbia market.  With his vast knowledge of apartment rental and construction, he chose to enter the Ontario market and began construction of the Green Valley building in Kitchener in 1979.   Later he formed a management company to oversee the portfolio and named it in honour of his children, one of which, Stewart, took over the day to day operations of the company in 1995.  The company is still run by the family.

The Destaron buildings are now diversified across Ontario – but have one thing in common – they all provide the highest level of service to the residents who have chosen the building as their home.

Who are We?

Destaron’s portfolio is managed by a dedicated team of professionals.

  • Each building has an on-site complex manager who addresses all resident issues and concerns and oversees the Destaron maintenance and administration teams.  By ensuring highly-skilled maintenance professionals at each complex, repairs and maintenance issues are resolved quickly and thoroughly – a key part of the “Destaron Difference.”   Each building’s manager is there full-time during regular business hours and can be reached 24/7 for emergencies.
  • To complement the managers on-site at each property, Destaron has a small administrative team to oversee portfolio issues.

Executive Backgrounds:

Stewart Moskovitch – President

Stewart Moskovitch has worked in the real estate industry since 1978, working alongside his father in Vancouver.  Stewart has been President of Destaron since 1995 when his father retired.  At that time, there were only three buildings in the Destaron portfolio.  Stewart is proud to continue in his father’s footsteps to not only grow the company, but maintain the family focus on resident satisfaction.

Stewart has focused extensively on improving energy efficiencies across the portfolio and has introduced extensive changes which have dramatically modernized the properties and reduced energy consumption.

Stewart obtained his Bachelor of Commerce from University of British Columbia.  He is a member of  the GTAA (Greater Toronto  Apartment Association), Hamilton District Apartment Association (HDAA), Kitchener Waterloo Apartment Association and is an avid supporter of numerous charitable organizations