<p>Twenty-eight Long Island communities are among areas where the&nbsp;least expensive homes&nbsp;cost&nbsp;$1 million or more on average, according to data from Zillow. NewsdayTV&#39;s Arielle Dollinger reports.</p>


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28 LI communities had least expensive homes averaging $1M or more

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