9 Quotes by Pearl Kamer

It doesn't fix it; it mitigates it a little. It does not change the underlying high cost structure of Long Island ... but it's a very necessary Band-Aid at least in the short-term.

It depends on consumer psychology, whether the wealth effect trumps or home price trends trump.

We need entities like Brookhaven. We need it to grow, we need it to spin off new technologies and we need it to come up with new solutions to the energy problems, too.

Consumers are more maxed out on credit than they were at this time last year.

It will tell us how the housing market will perform over the next year or so. The spring tells it all.

In the long run, it will be beneficial. But it may take several years for this to come to fruition. It's not going to happen tomorrow.

By thwarting technology, you're thwarting future job growth.

The market in general has been flat this year. I'm not surprised to see stocks closing even or close to even.

The industries in New York City are oriented to growth, whereas our industry mix ... is not oriented to the most rapidly growing industries.