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So Few Properties, So Many Brokers

By NADINE BROZAN

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.

$430 a Square Foot, for Air? Only in New York Real Estate
By CHARLES V. BAGLI
Two developers will pay a record-setting amount for air rights so they can build an apartment tower with views of Central Park.

SQUARE FEET
Sporting Goods and Its Own Business Model
By KATE MURPHY
Cabela's, a shopping amusement park for the hunting and fishing set, serves as a retail magnet for small towns.

Downtown's Boosters Say Bargain Rents Won't Last

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HABITATS | ST. GEORGE, STATEN ISLAND
A Home for an Artist, and for Art
By FRED A. BERNSTEIN
If you're wondering where the art world avant-garde is heading, you may want to visit the St. George neighborhood of Staten Island.

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St. George Community Profile

THE HUNT
Honor Thy Brother (as Long as You Can)
By JOYCE COHEN
When one man needed a place to stay, he moved in with his brother. That worked for a while. But then it didn't.

IN THE REGION | NEW JERSEY
Condos With Views of Lady Liberty, Skylines and Greens
By ANTOINETTE MARTIN
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.

YOUR HOME
How Condops Differ From Condops
By JAY ROMANO
There is some confusion, it seems, when it comes to understanding the difference between a condop and, well, a condop.

NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES
Can a City Grow Quickly and Stay Simple?
By LINDA BAKER
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.

BIG DEAL
When a Sale Isn't a Sale
By WILLIAM NEUMAN
At least three times in the last 12 months, buyers expecting to close on apartments at the Essex House have seen the units taken away from them by the building's sponsor.

STREETSCAPES | READERS' QUESTIONS
Audubon's Home, and Columbus Circle's Past
By CHRISTOPHER GRAY
Was it Robert Moses who took the house of John James Audubon at 155th Street to build the Henry Hudson Parkway? Who lived in the house after the Audubon family?

A Room of Your Own
A Condo With 'Artistic Energy'
Good Prices and the Great Outdoors
A Country House? Let Renters Pay the Mortgage
Where Life Means Getting a Little Sand in Your Shoes
What You Can Get for $220,000
March of the Malls, Not Always in Step
A Home With Charm, and Challenges
Shooting for the Moon, on a Budget
Gay Retirement Communities Are Growing in Popularity
A 'Palace' for Movie Royalty
Expanding New Rochelle, Within Limits
Condo Owners Win on Appeal
Making a Mall More Like Main Street
New Stores for a Bleak Neighborhood
Are Three Towers Now Two? No. One's Just Hiding.
The Pros and Cons of a Living Trust

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Where Are the Artists Going?

To Staten Island, of course, where one couple has established an art studio and gallery.

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Pros and Cons

The New York Times's Anna Bahney takes a closer look at an apartment on the Upper East Side.

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On the Market

A look at five properties for sale in the New York region.

• Residential Sales Around the Region

LIVING IN | KENT, N.Y.

Good Prices and the Great Outdoors

Kent offers a broad vista of uninterrupted landscape laced with bike paths, woods, streams and hiking trails, including a part of the Appalachian Trail.

• Community Profile: Kent, N.Y.