A Fresh New Look.

Fresh New Marketing Power for Every Seller.

This is the time of year when New Yorkers remember why they love the city. People are back in town. The weather is crisp and invigorating. Sports bars are filled with football fans. New restaurants are opening everywhere. New museum shows. New parks along the river.

Revitalization is in the air! What better time to introduce our beautifully revamped branding program – a stylish new marketing direction built on a foundation of proven performance, integrity and negotiation know-how.

Let’s start with the name:  J. RUBINSTEIN HOMES. There’s something really special about the notion of “home” - and the sense of comfort, pride and gracious luxury inherent in the word. And that’s why adding “HOMES” right after my name just feels right. I hope you agree!

Crisp new typography and graphics - and a refined color palette of blues, rich umber and warm ivory - will link all of our marketing materials: newsletters, website, online listings, sales brochures, postcards and more. Of course, attention to detail is so much more than a visual stance. It’s the core of my relationship with every client. 

I’m excited about our new rebranding and how it will benefit every seller. Bespoke marketing adds a note of luxury and desirability to all listings - at all price levels. Exactly what every client deserves!

NYC’s median home sale price soared to a record high — with 1 borough driving the surge: Study

The battle of the boroughs is over — and Brooklyn just torched Manhattan. Overall, New York City’s median home price soared to a record $800,000 in the third quarter — up 4% from last year — as Brooklyn stole the spotlight from Manhattan, according to PropertyShark’s latest ranking of the city’s 50 most expensive neighborhoods. While Manhattan held firm at a $1.15 million median sale price, sales activity jumped 15% year-over-year. But it was Brooklyn that drove the citywide surge, with median sale values climbing 11% to an all-time high of $916,000.

The Village West - 525 6th Avenue

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133 West 22nd Street, 6A

Luxury Condo with Soaring Ceilings and an Outdoor Pool

Status - Closed

96 North 1st Street, 3

2 BR Williamsburg New Development

Status - Closed

305 East 85th Street, 5B

Full-Service Boutique 2 BR Condo

Status - In Contract

130 West 30th Street, 3B

Elegant Pre-War Loft at the Cass Gilbert Condominium

Status - In Contract

215 East 19th Street, 2C

Luxury 3 BR Condop at Gramercy Square Tower with High Ceilings

Status - In Contract

21 E 61st Street, 7B

Sun-Filled 2 BR Condop at The Carlton House

Status - Rented

*The rates below are based on a $3,000,000 Condominium Purchase with a 20% down payment

10-year arm interest only or interest and principle: 5.875%

30-year fixed rate: 6.25% 

Data provided by Aaron Ritter of Citizens Bank

Q3 2025

Manhattan Recorded Sales:

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j.rubinstein@compass.com

Justin Rubinstein is a 21-year veteran of the real estate marketplace, who quickly gained attention from industry veterans and clients alike as a motivated and knowledgeable professional whose focus is on providing the best customer service possible while negotiating and protecting his clients with dogged tenacity. This tenacity and hard work ethic has proven fruitful as he has successfully negotiated over $1B in real estate transactions to date. Justin has enjoyed representing buyers and sellers of trophy properties such as the Time Warner Center, 56 Leonard, The Apthorp, One Madison, landmarked West Village townhouses, and new development penthouses. In each instance, his clients come away from the experience with a strong appreciation for his dedication and expertise - for more on this, please see his testimonials page.

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