Justin Belmont spent twelve years leading product teams at Spotify, Uber, and Amazon. He has carried that operator's craft into luxury residential real estate, where his experience powers deeper diligence for buyers and bespoke marketing for sellers.
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As a senior member of the Dixon Advisory Team at Douglas Elliman — one of the top 10 teams in New York City and the Hamptons — Justin brings clients the full resources of the country's premier luxury residential brokerage.
Top 10
Team in Manhattan and the Hamptons
$800M+
In closed residential transactions
200+
Five-star client reviews
Offices · 111 Fifth Avenue, New York · 138 Main Street, Sag Harbor
Within three days of listing our apartment we had an offer at full asking price. The team beautifully staged our apartment and was so professional throughout. I'd unequivocally recommend them to anyone who wants an easy and successful sale.
In an extremely competitive Tribeca market, the team helped us find the apartment of our dreams. They worked seamlessly around our schedule — organizing viewings, preparing us thoroughly for interviews, and proactively proposing solutions whenever challenges came up. Everything was handled with calm, clarity, and the highest level of professionalism.
Decades of real estate transactions, and this was without a doubt the most relaxed and supported I have ever felt. Working with the team was a dream — responsive, insightful, patient, positive, knowledgeable.
Most agents tell a buyer what a property is listed for. Justin tells them what it is actually worth — and what the marketing leaves out.
Drag to reveal what deeper diligence surfaces.
Comp analyses drawn from public records and proprietary data, tailored to the specific property — not the generic neighborhood average.
A structured workflow that surfaces building history, financial condition, renovation considerations, and risk before they become surprises.
Off-market access through the Douglas Elliman network and Justin's lifelong New York connections, with the discretion these transactions require.
Most listings receive a template treatment: photos, a one-paragraph description, a slot on the major portals. Justin builds a campaign around the specific property — including a custom property website that lets serious buyers experience the home before they arrive.
A five-story brownstone on Brooklyn Heights' historic Fruit Streets — with original 1850s detail, double parlors with twelve-foot ceilings, and a private south-facing garden.
Every listing receives a custom property site.
Editorial-grade photography, video, floorplans and copy, distributed through Douglas Elliman's national and international network.
Custom-designed sites built per listing, hosted under a dedicated domain, with engagement analytics that inform every subsequent decision.
Comparable-sale analysis, absorption rates, and demand modeling — applied before listing and refined as the market responds.
We continually analyze all 15,000+ NYC listings. Only the best make the cut.
NoMad
277 5th Avenue PH55
$22,500,000
Full-floor penthouse soaring above Madison Square Park, with views in all four directions. 4,520 sqft of NoMad sky.
SoHo
111 Wooster Street PH6D
$8,500,000
Quintessential SoHo penthouse with a private roof terrace inside an 1891 cast-iron building. 2,630 sqft.
West Village
100 Barrow Street 4C
$5,495,000
Mint-condition residence in a boutique 2017 condominium on one of the West Village's most prestigious cobblestone blocks.
Greenwich Village
40 5th Avenue 14C
$3,995,000
Lower Fifth Avenue's premier 1929 building. Bespoke renovation, panoramic city views, a wood-burning fireplace.
Clinton Hill
183 Waverly Avenue
$3,795,000
Thoughtfully configured 1901 townhouse with an owner's triplex over a fully independent garden rental. 3,400 sqft.
Carroll Gardens
241 Carroll Street 4
$3,495,000
Duplex penthouse atop a classic 25-foot-wide brownstone. Over 1,200 sqft of private outdoor space across three terraces.
Crown Heights
866 Prospect Place
$3,250,000
Landmarked 6,000 sqft Renaissance Revival limestone built in 1897 in the Crown Heights North Historic District.
NoMad
11 E 29th Street 20A
$2,650,000
Residence 20A at The Sky House. Bright 2BR with sweeping open city views and a flexible 1,606 sqft layout.
Sutton Place
400 E 56th Street 11N
$1,595,000
Mid-century 3BR/3BA at 400 Plaza, designed by Philip Birnbaum in 1969. Southeastern views, walls of windows, private balcony.
West Village
2 Grove Street 5E
$850,000
Renovated prewar alcove studio inside a 1940 Art Deco gem on one of the West Village's most iconic blocks.
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At Spotify, Justin launched the analytics platform now integral to the music industry. At Uber, he scaled a multibillion-dollar logistics business globally. At Amazon, he launched the first AI voice-replica products for audiobook narrators.
Justin owns and has personally renovated property in New York City and the Hamptons. He's served on building boards, managed complex construction projects, and operated both annual and seasonal luxury rental properties.
Born and raised between the Upper East Side and Southampton, NY. Justin knows the blocks, the buildings, and the operators on both sides — the work is informed by a lifetime in these markets.