In Episode 3 of The Fabric of Our Community, hosts Joel Greenzaid, President & CEO of G Street Fabrics, and Emmy award-winning journalist Traci Mitchell sit down with Marc Dubick, President of Duball, LLC, to explore the transformative power of real estate development in shaping vibrant, inclusive communities.

Marc Dubick co-founded Duball, LLC in 2004, establishing it as a leading real estate development and investment firm in the Washington/Baltimore metropolitan region. Under his leadership, Duball has successfully developed over three million square feet of real estate, focusing on luxury for-sale products, high-rise mixed-use developments, and income-producing assets.

In this episode, Marc shares insights into Duball's recent acquisition of the Longfellow Building at 1201 Connecticut Ave. NW in Washington, D.C. The project involves converting the 12-story office building into approximately 161 apartments, with plans to restore the building's original façade and add rooftop amenities. Marc discusses how this development aligns with the District's goal of increasing housing opportunities in the downtown area.

Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how thoughtful urban development can revitalize neighborhoods, preserve architectural heritage, and meet the evolving needs of city residents. Whether you're interested in real estate, urban planning, or community development, this conversation offers valuable perspectives on building a more connected and resilient urban fabric.

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Don’t forget to check out Episode 1 featuring Mimi Kress and Episode 2 with Dr. Jonathan Reiner.