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Understanding Today’s Global Housing Climate Why Talk of a Bubble Is Growing Again Every few years, the real estate industry cycles back to the same question: Are we on the verge of another global housing bubble? With rising home prices, shifting demand patterns, and signs of economic uncertainty across major markets, the conversation has intensified …

Global Housing Bubble Fears: A Close Look at Today’s Market Realities Read More »

Introduction: A New Era in Park Development Across the United States, cities are facing a difficult truth: while parks are beloved community assets, they do not generate revenue. They require land that could otherwise host taxable buildings, demand ongoing investment, and offer no exclusive financial benefit to adjacent developers. Yet despite these challenges—and despite reduced …

Developers Are Becoming the New Stewards of Urban Green Space Read More »

Across the country, a powerful and sustained shift is reshaping the real estate landscape: young professionals and families are moving to America’s heartland, drawn by affordability, opportunity, and quality of life. While some headlines focus on high prices in coastal cities, a deeper look reveals a positive and transformative trend — one that Albert Dweck …

Heartland Momentum, National Opportunity: How Affordable Cities Are Shaping the Future of American Housing Read More »

Shifting Market: From Miami to Denver, the Return of Buyer’s Markets Signals a Healthier, More Sustainable Real Estate Environment After several years of intense competition and record-breaking prices, America’s housing market is beginning to shift. According to Realtor.com’s latest report, major metropolitan areas—including Miami, Denver, Nashville, and Houston—are transitioning from seller-dominated markets to buyer-friendly territory. …

Albert Dweck of Duke Properties Sees Opportunity in a Shifting Market as Major Metro Areas Turn Buyer-Friendly Read More »

A Confident Market Finds Its Momentum Again New York City is entering a new era of real estate strength and stability, and this fall season has proven to be one of the most promising in recent years. According to StreetEasy’s latest report, the city experienced its strongest start to the fall market since 2021, with …

Brooklyn Leads New York’s Real Estate Resurgence: A City on the Rise Read More »

New York City has once again proven its unmatched resilience. Despite global economic uncertainties and shifting national trends, the city’s housing market continues to set records — with Brooklyn leading the charge. According to a recent PropertyShark study, the city’s median home sale price reached a record $800,000 in the third quarter of 2025 — …

Brooklyn Ignites NYC’s Housing Momentum: A New Chapter of Growth and Confidence Read More »

A new national report showing that New York City renters stay in their homes longer than anywhere else in the country underscores a powerful truth about the city’s housing market: despite economic shifts, rising costs, and evolving lifestyles, New Yorkers remain deeply committed to the communities they call home. For Albert Dweck of Duke Properties, …

Stability in Motion: How New York City Renters Are Reinforcing the City’s Housing Strength Read More »

A Market in Transition, Not in Trouble As some institutional investors scale back their real estate exposure for the first time in over a decade, Albert Dweck of Duke Properties remains optimistic about what he calls a “natural rebalancing” in the property investment landscape. “Markets evolve — and in real estate, patience always pays off,” …

Turning Challenges into Opportunity: Duke Properties Stands Steady Amid Market Rebalancing Read More »

Albert Dweck of Duke Properties on Why Stability and Smart Growth Are Redefining New York Real Estate A Stronger, Smarter Market Emerging According to Albert Dweck of Duke Properties, New York City’s housing market is entering a new era of strength—one that balances optimism with realism. After years of volatility and record-breaking highs, the city …

Resilient Foundations: NYC Housing Market Finds Its Balance in 2025 Read More »