Albert Dweck

A New Era of Optimism for New York’s Office Market After nearly two years of uncertainty, New York City’s office market is witnessing a wave of renewed investor confidence. With billions flowing into commercial mortgage-backed securities tied to premier office buildings, the city’s commercial real estate sector is showing strong signs of revival. According to […]

A Strong Quarter Signals a Powerful Comeback Albert Dweck of Duke Properties views Manhattan’s third-quarter resurgence as a defining moment for New York City’s commercial real estate sector. With property sales nearing the $5 billion mark — nearly triple the previous quarter and the highest volume since early 2022 — investor confidence is making a

A Market Maturing with Momentum New York City’s housing market has long been a symbol of both resilience and opportunity. While prices have soared in recent years, a recent slight cooling in September signals something positive for the city’s real estate ecosystem — balance. For Albert Dweck of Duke Properties, this moderation is not a

Albert Dweck of Duke Properties explores how rising all-cash deals reflect renewed confidence, long-term investment strategy, and stability across New York’s property landscape. In the city that never sleeps, neither does its real estate market. While economic shifts and policy changes ripple through the nation, New York City continues to tell a different story —

Albert Dweck of Duke Properties on how New York’s evolving commercial real estate market is paving the way for innovation and long-term growth. The U.S. real estate market is transforming — and New York City remains at the heart of that evolution. Across the country, developers and investors are rethinking traditional strategies as new asset

A Strategic Shift for NYC’s Residential Housing Market New York City’s housing landscape is undergoing a meaningful transformation. Thanks to a new wave of office-to-residential conversions, more than 17,400 new apartments are now in the pipeline. This promising trend, catalyzed by pandemic-era vacancies and bolstered by recent legislative support, reflects the city’s agility in reimagining

NYC’s Resilience Lies in Reinvention, Not Retreat New York City has long been a city of cycles—of comebacks, reinvention, and reinvestment. This moment is no different. While some homeowners may be relocating, the city remains a magnet for new generations of talent, innovation, and opportunity. The demand for well-located, quality rental housing remains high, especially