Wyatt Dusenbury

With over a decade of real estate experience, I deliver a level of service defined by dedication, discretion, and deep market insight. Guidance with the precision and care worthy of life's biggest choices. My practice rests on three things: discipline from a career in NYC multifamily new development, hands-on renovation and DIY experience across the Hudson Valley, and an unusually insightful primary-source approach to real estate data (tax rolls, public records, GIS layers, and more). I have been recognized by Hudson Valley Magazine as one of the region's top realtors.

Before relocating to the Hudson Valley, I honed my expertise in the city, specializing in ground- up multifamily new development in Brooklyn and Long Island City. That experience shaped a disciplined understanding of operations, marketing, and pricing strategy in a fast-paced, high- stakes environment. For sellers, it translates into impactful, results-driven marketing. For buyers, it means a streamlined experience grounded in clarity and confidence.

I work across Greene, Columbia, Ulster, and northern Dutchess counties. From modern ski chalets to townhouses to historic homes. I am detail-oriented by nature, and earn trust through information and transparency. Every client gets the attention the largest transaction of their life warrants.

I obtained my B.A. from the George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs. Before school I traveled extensively, often ending up on construction sites rather than beaches in places like Tanzania, Ecuador, and India. A lifelong fascination with the built world.

Outside of real estate, my energy abides with the rhythms of the Hudson Valley's distinctive seasons: tending to my land, trail running, unwinding in the sauna. I live just outside of Catskill on a few wooded acres in a log cabin, raised beds, workshop, and small wood lot. Though I grew up in Connecticut and went to school in DC, my family’s roots in this region run deep — and moving here felt less like a relocation than a return.