Born and raised in Yonkers, NY, I come from a family deeply rooted in real estate. My grandmother, an immigrant from Naples, Italy, founded her own successful real estate office and, in 1971, took a pioneering step by establishing one of New York's first real estate schools—a legacy she passed on to my mother. This strong foundation has greatly influenced my career.

I began my real estate journey shortly after high school in 1982, becoming a sales agent. By 1984, I earned my broker's license, launching a career dedicated to helping buyers and sellers navigate the complexities of real estate. With decades of experience, I have developed a deep understanding of the industry.

In addition to my work in real estate sales, I also served as a property manager for a prominent management company in New Rochelle, NY. This role expanded my knowledge of the industry, giving me valuable insights into various aspects of real estate management.

Outside of real estate, I have a passion for horses, which led me to the Hudson Valley. Here, I trained, raced, and owned standardbred racehorses a place I now proudly call home. Today, I enjoy spending time with my wonderful daughter and our beloved horses in this beautiful area.

Currently, I am a top-producing associate broker with Keller Williams Realty Hudson Valley United, serving clients throughout the Hudson Valley region. My mission is to provide clients with exceptional service, whether they are buying or selling their homes. I am committed to offering expertise, compassion, and unwavering dedication, ensuring a smooth and gratifying real estate experience.

The Hudson Valley and Catskills offer a rich array of historic sites, charming communities, and family-friendly attractions, making them ideal places to call home. My greatest joy comes from helping clients find their dream homes, and I approach every transaction with relentless focus and commitment.

I look forward to the opportunity to work with you and represent your real estate interests with enthusiasm and professionalism.

Joseph Rubeo