Ruth Golod

Source: Square Feet: Sporting Goods and Its Own Business Model

Cabela’s, a shopping amusement park for the hunting and fishing set, serves as a retail magnet for small towns.

Source: $430 a Square Foot, for Air? Only in New York Real Estate

Two developers will pay a record-setting amount for air rights so they can build an apartment tower with views of Central Park.

Source: National Perspectives: Can a City Grow Quickly and Stay Simple?

Bend, Ore., a city of 65,000 three hours east of Portland by the Cascade Mountains, is the sixth-fastest-growing metropolitan area in the United States.

Source: Your Home: How Condops Differ From Condops

There is some confusion, it seems, when it comes to understanding the difference between a condop and, well, a condop.

Source: In the Region | New Jersey: Condos With Views of Lady Liberty, Skylines and Greens

Port Liberté in Jersey City is a condo development with such extras as a $130,000,000 golf course with views of Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty.

Source: The Hunt: Honor Thy Brother (as Long as You Can)

When one man needed a place to stay, he moved in with his brother. That worked for a while. But then it didn’t.

Source: Habitats | St. George, Staten Island: A Home for an Artist, and for Art

If you’re wondering where the art world avant-garde is heading, you may want to visit the St. George neighborhood of Staten Island.

Source: So Few Properties, So Many Brokers

Thousands of brokers have no listings at all - not surprising, when there are far more brokers and sales agents than there are properties to be sold.

Source: Square Feet: March of the Malls, Not Always in Step

Some are wondering if the outlet-heavy Mills Corporation, a fast-growing real estate investment trust, is a victim of its success.

Source: What You Can Get for $220,000

Although you can’t buy many houses in the city for the nation’s median price, you can find a surprising number of apartments, and even a few cottages.