Real Estate
Doctors Making $350,000 Are Struggling to Find Long Island Homes
- North Fork median home prices are approaching $1 million
- Governor Hochul is attempting legislation to build housing
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Paul Connor has plenty of hurdles when it comes to helping run Stony Brook’s Eastern Long Island Hospital.
There’s finding quality doctors, recruiting nurses and luring lab technicians in a tight labor market. What makes Connor’s job particularly challenging though is the region’s chronic housing shortage, where even cardiologists making $350,000 a year struggle to find places to live, he said.