Long Island Business Report
Retention of Millennials (Chasing the Dream)
Preview: Season 2018 Episode 4 | 20s
Jim Paymar discusses the retention of Long Island's millennial population.
"Millennials are moving away from Long Island. One study indicates that in the foreseeable future some 65-percent of Long Island Professionals aged 22-35 are projected to leave the Island for more affordable parts of the country. Dr. Martin Cantor, Director of the Long Island Center for Socio-Economic Policy, and millennials Dylan and Ally McElroy discuss the financial challenges. "
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Long Island Business Report is a local public television program presented by WLIW PBS
Long Island Business Report
Retention of Millennials (Chasing the Dream)
Preview: Season 2018 Episode 4 | 20s
"Millennials are moving away from Long Island. One study indicates that in the foreseeable future some 65-percent of Long Island Professionals aged 22-35 are projected to leave the Island for more affordable parts of the country. Dr. Martin Cantor, Director of the Long Island Center for Socio-Economic Policy, and millennials Dylan and Ally McElroy discuss the financial challenges. "
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