Sotheby’s International Realty

Roberta Golubock, Senior Vice President with Sotheby's International Realty, is widely recognized by her clients and peers for her consummate professionalism, discretion and encyclopedic knowledge of Manhattan's finest apartments and townhouses. An accomplished specialist in the luxury Manhattan market for more than 25 years, Roberta has been with Sotheby's International Realty since 1983 and is consistently among the firm's top producing brokers. A graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, Roberta also attended St. John's University School of Law.

Roberta has set many sales records as property values have soared throughout her career. She is renowned for her expertise in marketing exceptional Manhattan properties and for her network of longstanding relationships throughout Sotheby's auction house, the Manhattan brokerage community and the worldwide offices of Sotheby's International Realty. Her notable transactions include sales in the finest buildings on Fifth Avenue, Park Avenue, and Central Park West and of many townhouses and mansions located within the Upper East and Upper West Side, Gramercy Park and Greenwich Village historic districts. She is a seasoned professional, adept in both sales and rentals and in the preparation of detailed analyses of fair market value, and is a dedicated advocate of her clients' interests. The depth of Roberta's knowledge of the Manhattan residential marketplace is complemented by a highly developed sense of property valuation. In addition to her strong interpersonal and negotiating skills, her clientele is well served by her sensitivity to market trends and fluctuations, her extensive research and attention to detail. Her diligence and dedication in tracking down relevant information enables her clients to arrive at timely, informed decisions and factor significantly in her continued success.

Fascinated by New York's wealth of architecturally significant historic buildings, Roberta is highly regarded for her sale of important townhouses and mansions throughout Manhattan's Upper East Side and Upper West Side, as well as in Gramercy Park and Greenwich Village. She enjoys the research process and maintains an extensive archive of literature, plans and other resources relating to these urban treasures.