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Case study describes successful downtown redevelopment and transit-oriented development.

How do Long Island’s residents feel about housing costs and the exodus of our young adults?

Long Islanders have some of the highest property taxes in the country and they are increasing at a faster rate than inflation.

Our schools are highly separated. However, if we drew our districts at the town level, many of our differences would disappear.

Insights on where Long Island’s health stands in comparison to others.

A video showcasing the key problems facing the region.

Long Island’s population is changing.

System case study of Chicago’s Metra Union Pacific-Northwest Line

Ridership on our trains has declined while others have increased. Why?

A story of how breakthrough ideas became a reality in Silicon Valley.

Interviews detail the experiences of elected officials in creating successful community redevelopment projects on Long Island.

Long Island’s population balance has shifted.

An analysis of the potential for transit-accessible housing and jobs in Long Island’s downtowns and station areas.

Long Island has too few affordable homes and the housing cost burden is too high.

The clock is ticking on Long Island.

Long Island needs to diversify its housing stock. How are we doing?

Our last chance to preserve open space is slipping away

Long Islands school system isn’t just expensive; it results in many disparities between districts.

Not very long ago, Long Island was a region with high paying jobs and affordable homes. No longer.

When you live in a region with some of the highest property taxes in the country, it makes you wonder, why?

2010 Long Island Index indicators

A study of five separate and unequal school districts on Long Island.

List Based on Lexis Database Search Conducted November, 2008.

Working together in new ways for Long Island’s future