For decades, the pattern was the same: Find a plot of vacant land, raze it and put up a new subdivision of pristine single-family homes. Rinse, repeat ad infinitum. Then suddenly, the recession hit. The housing market bombed....
Read MoreThe following was written for Long Island Business News. You can read the original here. It has been 12 years since the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. In those 12 years, downtown Manhattan, as well as New York City as a...
Read MoreThe following was published on Long Island Business News’ Young Island: Long Island needs to start diversifying its regional economy if we’re going to shake off the shackles of the recession, and create a region for future...
Read MoreThe following was written for the Community Development Corporation’s annual report to NeighborWorks America. It presents a good snapshot of the economic realities that Long Islanders are currently facing, as well as a...
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