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Andrew Bronsteen

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

718-475-4329
andrew.bronsteen@marcusmillichap.com

260 Madison Avenue 5th Floor, New York, NY 10016

Andrew's Q&A

What is Your Favorite Movie?

Mad Max and Deadpool

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What is You Favorite Book?

7 Habits

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What are the top things you enjoy most about working in this business and on the NYM team?

This team. One of the most important things in life is to surround yourself with good people. I truly love coming to work every day because this group is so special. We all love each other, push each other, help each other, and enjoy spending time together outside of work. Even Salvatico.

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Professional History

Andrew Bronsteen is a commercial real estate investment professional specializing in the sale of middle-market multifamily and mixed-use buildings in Park Slope, Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, and Prospect Heights.

Andrew joined the New York Multifamily team at Marcus & Millichap after spending time at a boutique brokerage firm in Manhattan. Since joining Marcus & Millichap, Andrew has facilitated the transaction of over $150,000,000 of mixed-use and multifamily assets.

Prior to his career in real estate, Andrew spent four years coaching college football at the University of Miami (FL) and Western Michigan University. He coached some of the country’s top talent and contributed to a conference championship and his teams’ appearances in four bowl games including the Goodyear Cotton Bowl.

Andrew was raised in Princeton, NJ and attended Elon University. In his free time, he serves on the Young Professionals Committee for The Doe Fund. The Doe Fund is a non-profit whose mission is to break the cycles of poverty, homelessness, and recidivism through economic opportunity, housing, and comprehensive supportive services. Andrew previously served as the President of Elon University’s New York City Alumni Board.

Distinctions:

  • 2023 Mentor of the Year – NYC
  • 2022 Northeast Regional Rising Star Award Recipient
  • 2019 Pace-Setter Award Recipient
  • 2019 Rookie of the Year – Brooklyn

Notable Transactions:

  • The Prospect Slope Portfolio – $12,200,000 (Prospect Heights & Park Slope)
  • 469-471 4th St – $10,000,000 (Park Slope)
  • 134 Montague St – $8,795,000 (Brooklyn Heights)
  • 33-35 Lexington Ave – $8,370,000 (Clinton Hill)
  • 204 Park Pl – $4,800,000 (Prospect Heights)
  • 240 Flatbush Ave – $4,500,000 (Park Slope)
  • 592 Vanderbilt Ave – $4,395,000 (Prospect Heights)
  • 176 Clinton Ave – $4,200,000 (Clinton Hill)
  • 533 Bergen St – $4,125,000 (Prospect Heights)
  • 88 5th Avenue – $3,600,000 (Park Slope)
  • 19 South Oxford Street – $3,350,000 (Fort Greene)
  • 435 Dekalb Avenue – $3,310,000 (Clinton Hill)

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April 14, 2026

What Does Owning the Building Do for You?

From the early 90’s until June of 2019, NYC real estate only got better. There were a couple of bumps along the way, but those were relatively short lived. Enter HSTPA and owners need to adjust entirely to the new reality. Those that adapt survive, and those that wallow with indecisiveness risk everything. For the most part early adopters of change have been rewarded. For 25 years, the buildings provided cash flow, upside, AND asset appreciation. The trifecta! NYC rent laws were adjusted in 1993 to allow for individual apartment…
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March 19, 2026

From a Startup to a $486M Refinance with Greg Fournier – Podcast Takeaways

"It's finding the next one." Shaun Riney and Andrew Bronstein sat down with Greg Fournier — managing principal of Greenbrook Partners, one of the most quietly prolific operators in Brooklyn multifamily. Greg doesn’t do much press. That makes this conversation worth paying attention to. Greenbrook has deployed over $1.5 billion in equity, owns roughly 450 buildings across 20 Brooklyn neighborhoods, employs 150 people, and just closed a $486 million refinance with Freddie Mac through Invesco — covering 260 properties, roughly half the portfolio. Here’s what I took away. It Started…
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March 6, 2026

Navigating Chaos & Leveraging Bankruptcy Tools with Leo Jacobs – Podcast Takeaways

"Bankruptcy isn't a dirty word." Shaun Riney and I recently sat down with Leo Jacobs - restructuring attorney, business litigation expert, self-described Winston Churchill of real estate, and one of the most interesting people we've had on this show. Leo represents some of the biggest landlords in New York City and has been at the center of many of the highest-profile distressed situations playing out right now. We recorded on the eve of the Pinnacle portfolio bankruptcy auction 5,500 rent-regulated units, the first of what Leo believes will be many.…

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