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longislandpress.com > 07/20/2026 > affordability-must-be-more-than-a-talking-point

Affordability Must Be More Than a Talking Point

15+ hour, 20+ min ago   (213+ words) For years, Long Islanders have been united by one concern that transcends politics, geography, and industry: affordability. It is also why it was such welcome news when National Grid recently proposed to freeze natural gas delivery rates for nearly two…...

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longislandpress.com > 03/04/2026 > economic-slowdown-long-island

CEOs warn of economic slowdown

4+ mon, 2+ week ago   (778+ words) A few years ago, Anne Shybunko-Moore, CEO of GSE Dynamics Inc., a defense contractor, hired about five workers from out of state for the company’s headquarters in Hauppauge. “They all left” soon after, Shybunko-Moore told the Press. The reason: they…...

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longislandpress.com > 10/27/2025 > introducing-schneps-connects-a-new-era-of-business-networking-and-thought-leadership

Introducing Schneps Connects: A New Era of Business Networking and Thought Leadership – LI Press

8+ mon, 3+ week ago   (321+ words) More than just a breakfast, Schneps Connects represents the next evolution in the Schneps Media mission to connect, recognize, and empower extraordinary individuals across industries. These intimate, curated gatherings provide exclusive access to thought leaders, offer practical insights on business…...

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longislandpress.com > 07/12/2025 > all-things-real-estate-what-happened-in-the-2nd-quarter-of-2025

All Things Real Estate: What happened in the 2nd quarter of 2025?

1+ year, 1+ week ago   (884+ words) Moreover, financially, they just can’t afford the current prices. Mortgage rates have been hovering between 6.5% and 7%. When you add the other costs of insurance and the ongoing costs of ownership, this market has moved many to the sidelines to wait…...