For the past decade, National Standard Abstract has provided title insurance policies for real estate transactions. Owned by Osei Rubie and his son, Nadir, the full-service title insurance agency employs 10 people and has expertise in residential and commercial real estate transactions.

In the ever-evolving landscape of real estate, savvy investors are increasingly seeking alternative avenues to diversify their portfolios and maximize returns. As the demand for creative investment solutions continues to surge, a distinguished panel of experts is set to take center stage at the highly anticipated Diversity in Commercial Real Estate Conference, scheduled from July 27 to 30, 2023.

Father-son duo Osei and Nadir Rubie are quickly gaining momentum as luxury real estate developers in the vacation rental market after launching Reside in Opulence, a luxury real estate development firm.

The real estate development industry has long been dominated by white-owned companies, with only a small fraction of the 112,000 firms in the United States being Black-owned.

However, Black real estate developers are proving to be just as successful as their white counterparts, and they are also more likely to hire Black owned businesses.

NEW YORK, NY — A milestone of $2 Billion in closed real estate transactions has been accomplished by National Standard Abstract (NSA), a Nassau County-based Black family-owned real estate title insurance firm headed by founder and president Osei Rubie and his son and partner Nadir Rubie.

National Standard Abstract, founded by Rubie in 2015, is a New York City and New York State-certified MBE and the New York metro area’s only Black-owned father-son title insurance company that has closed over $2 billion.

Osei Rubie knew he wanted to change the face of New York City’s title insurance industry when he established National Standard Abstract in 2015. In February, the firm passed $2 billion in transactions.

Father-son duo Osei Rubie and Nadir Rubie lead National Standard Abstract, a Black-owned title insurance firm that has reportedly closed more than $2 billion in transactions, Shoppe Black reports.

Father-son duo Osei Rubie and Nadir Rubie lead National Standard Abstract, a Black-owned title insurance firm that has reportedly closed more than $2 billion in transactions, Shoppe Black reports.

Meet father and son, Osei Rubie and Nadir Rubie. They are the brains behind the family enterprise, National Standard Abstract (NSA), a full-service title insurance agency with expertise in residential and commercial real estate transactions.

The leading Black-owned title insurance company, National Standard Abstract, recently closed over $2 billion in transactions. The masterminds behind this inspiring company are the father and son duo, Osei Rubie and Nadir Rubie.

National Standard Abstract, the leading Black-owned firm in the title insurance industry, has reached a major milestone by closing over $2 billion in transactions. The driving force behind this family enterprise, Osei Rubie, and his son, Nadir Rubie, are setting a new standard for excellence.

National Standard Abstract is launching a new podcast centered on the economic empowerment of Black communities. With the Black buying power expected to reach $1.5 trillion this year, the Black- and family-owned business is now streaming interviews with industry leaders and influencers to help propel students and professionals towards entrepreneurship and sustainability.

The historical significance and impact of Juneteenth goes far beyond Galveston, Texas in 1865. While it marked the end of slavery, it also signified the beginning of a centuries-long fight for civil rights, racial equality, and social justice.

New York, NY National Standard Abstract and Brisa Builders are breaking ground in more ways than one, exemplifying the importance of Black entrepreneurship and generational wealth in creating stability within underserved communities through housing opportunities and philanthropy. Ericka Keller of Brisa Builders has committed her organization to circulate dollars within the ecosystem of Black entrepreneurs.

Queens, NY National Standard Abstract (NSA) closed a $30 million rehabilitation project slated for the Calvary Baptist Church Senior Housing complex to preserve 100 studio and one-bedroom apartments for low-income seniors, including formerly homeless individuals in the area.

Brisa Builders and National Standard Abstract are two Black owned real estate firms that are creating stability within underserved communities through housing opportunities and philanthropy.

Nzinga Mbande, resisted Portuguese advancements into her homeland when she became Queen of Ndongo (modern day Angola) after her brother's death in 1626.

Although Thomas Edison is credited with inventing the light bulb, Lewis Howard Latimer, a black inventor, patented a more efficient manufacturing process that encased the light bulb filament in cardboard allowing it to become more affordable and adoptable, spreading it around the world.

National Standard Abstract (NSA) and CB Emmanuel Realty (CBE) are two Black Owned Real Estate Firms that have closed over $60 million in transactions together.