Rubenstein Public Relations Wins 3 Real Estate Clients

By Editorial TeamNovember 12, 20131 min read

Rubenstein Public Relations Wins 3 Real Estate Clients

Real estate PR firm Rubenstein Public Relations (RPR) has just announced new client wins that include the Brooklyn brokerage firm Ideal Properties Group, real estate investment group HAP Investments, and Stuyvesant Square condominium Rutherford Place. Ideal Properties Group offers a stunning inventory of properties is a premier Brooklyn property entity, while HAP Investments is a New York City-based real estate investment group specializing in development. As for Rutherford Place, this is a collection of residences being transformed into unique condo homes along Second Avenue. Rubenstein Public Relations (RPR) represents high-profile cleintele in media relations, creative, and in the business development areas. The group also represents some of the world's most prominent names in the real estate, business, luxury lifestyle, entertainment, technology, healthcare and non-profit sectors.

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