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The latest data from the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) paints an optimistic picture of Manhattan’s office market. Albert Dweck, the visionary leader of Duke Properties, sees this resurgence as an opportunity to reimagine the future of work and create dynamic office spaces that cater to the evolving needs of a post-pandemic workforce. …

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The recent National Association of Realtors report highlights a dynamic shift in the housing market. While the overall yearly trend projects as the weakest since 1995, there’s a positive counterpoint – home sales in November surged to their fastest pace since March. As a leader in the industry, Albert Dweck, the visionary head of Duke …

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The industrial real estate landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the booming e-commerce sector and evolving supply chain dynamics. At the forefront of this transformation stands Albert Dweck, a visionary leader whose foresight and strategic approach are reshaping how industrial space serves modern businesses. Understanding the E-commerce Revolution Dweck recognizes the explosive growth …

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At Albert Dweck Duke Properties, we’re dedicated to fostering vibrant and stable communities. We believe that safe, secure housing is the foundation upon which strong communities are built. Recent news, like the closure of 25 migrant shelters in New York City due to declining numbers, highlights the progress being made in addressing housing needs. This …

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A Historic Step Forward The recent approval of Mayor Eric Adams’ “City of Yes” housing plan by the New York City Council marks a significant milestone in the city’s efforts to address its housing crisis. At Duke Properties, we are thrilled to support this transformative initiative, which promises to create around 80,000 new housing units …

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Reflecting on 2024: A Year of Challenges As we reflect on the housing market of 2024, it’s clear that the year presented unprecedented challenges. With the slowest market in decades, rising home prices, high mortgage rates, and a significant shortage of inventory, many Americans found themselves unable to move. However, at Albert Dweck Duke Properties, …

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A Historic Moment for New York City New York City, a global metropolis renowned for its relentless energy and iconic skyline, has long grappled with the challenges of affordability and housing scarcity. However, a seismic shift in zoning regulations, dubbed the “City of Yes,” promises to reshape the city’s landscape and alleviate these pressing issues. …

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Albert Dweck and Duke Properties: Leading New York’s Housing Evolution Amid National Lessons As cities like Minneapolis and Austin make headlines for their progressive approaches to addressing housing shortages, New York City finds itself grappling with the complexities of its own housing policies. These forward-thinking cities have embraced zoning reforms and streamlined development processes to …

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New York City continues to evolve with initiatives designed to enhance urban life, the latest being the addition of a new crosstown bus lane on 96th Street. This project, aimed at speeding up travel across Manhattan, reflects the city’s commitment to improving its infrastructure and supporting residents’ mobility. While these advancements help shape the future …

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