Northpoint Financial

That operational real estate background, combined with decades of buyout and venture investing, gives him a hands-on role that many family-office principals delegate to CIO hires. There is no separate chief investment officer; the lean team supports Fascitelli directly on sourcing, diligence, and portfolio monitoring.

Northpoint does both. The firm writes direct checks into real estate assets, takes equity stakes in private companies, and commits as a limited partner to external private equity and venture capital funds. The mix shifts toward direct when the deal sits within Fascitelli's core expertise — commercial real estate and middle-market buyouts — and toward fund commitments in earlier-stage venture or specialized credit where the firm prefers to back a named general partner. Northpoint also participates in co-investments sourced through peer networks, including Tiger 21, where Fascitelli has been a long-standing member.

The firm does not disclose a formal exclusions list, but the portfolio exhibits no discernible exposure to biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, heavy industrials, or extractive industries. The venture portfolio skews toward proptech, fintech, and enterprise software — sectors that map to Fascitelli's operational knowledge base — rather than capital-intensive or regulatory-heavy verticals. Real estate acquisitions appear to avoid severely distressed or tertiary-market assets, preferring stabilized or value-add properties in major coastal cities and select Sun Belt growth markets.