Staying Put Is the New Moving In In New York City, everything moves fast — except, it seems, apartment leases. While renters in other parts of the country typically stay in one place for just over two years, New Yorkers are hanging onto their rentals far longer. According to a new report by RentCafe, the …
Why NYC Renters Aren’t Going Anywhere — And What That Means for the Market Read More »
The New York City real estate market is entering a new phase, and for those looking to buy, Brooklyn is the borough to watch. According to the latest analysis by StreetEasy, six of the top 10 best neighborhoods for homebuyers are in Brooklyn, where inventory is rising and median asking prices are declining. At Duke …
Brooklyn Leads the Way: NYC’s Top Neighborhoods for Homebuyers in 2025 Read More »
The U.S. housing market is undergoing a significant transformation, creating a clear divide between states where home prices are stabilizing or declining and those where supply remains tight, keeping prices elevated. At Duke Properties, we closely monitor these market shifts to identify opportunities for buyers, sellers, and investors. Understanding where the market is headed can …
Navigating the Changing Housing Market: Insights from Albert Dweck, Duke Properties Read More »
Navigating NYC’s Rising Rental Market New York City is known for its unique ability to buck trends, and the rental market is no exception. While rental rates across the nation have seen a decline, NYC has experienced a notable increase. Albert Dweck Duke Properties is strategically positioned to navigate and capitalize on this dynamic market, …
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A Golden Opportunity in NYC Real Estate The New York City real estate market is presenting a unique opportunity for investors, with prices reminiscent of those seen two decades ago. This rare occurrence is creating a buzz among savvy investors who recognize the potential for significant returns. Historic Low Prices In 2024, property values in …
Albert Dweck Duke Properties: Seizing Historic Opportunities in NYC Real Estate Read More »
For decades, New York City has stood as a global epicenter of ambition, innovation, and resilience, a city whose skyline is as dynamic as its economy. Today, for those with the vision and resources, NYC real estate presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity. As property values bottom out to levels unseen in 20-25 years, the city opens …
NYC Real Estate: An Investor’s Paradise – By Albert Dweck Read More »
Introduction: A Catalyst for Renewal The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked a transformative wave across industries, and New York City’s commercial real estate market is poised to benefit significantly. Albert Dweck, a thought leader in real estate and urban development, envisions this AI boom as a turning point for revitalizing NYC’s ailing properties. …
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Introduction: A City of Resilience and Renewal New York City, a global beacon of culture and commerce, has always been a city of resilience and transformation. As the city emerges from the challenges of the migrant crisis, the transition of hotels from emergency shelters back to traditional hospitality underscores NYC’s ability to adapt and thrive. …
Revitalizing Hospitality: Albert Dweck on NYC’s Transition from Crisis to Opportunity Read More »
1. Introduction: A Nation on the Move In 2024, Americans continued to pack their bags and relocate in search of better opportunities, improved quality of life, and financial stability. As highlighted by recent data from Atlas Van Lines, five states — Louisiana, California, Illinois, South Dakota, and New York — stood out as the top …
The Great Migration: Understanding America’s Shifting Living Trends in 2024 Read More »
Introduction The rental market in New York City remains one of the most dynamic and challenging in the nation. With neighborhoods like Tribeca commanding median rents of $8,295, the city continues to set records for luxury living. However, Albert Dweck sees these trends not just as hurdles but as opportunities for growth, innovation, and smarter …
