Abstract: An interactive neighborhood modeler with related economy is described. In one implementation, a system creates an interactive 3-D analog of features in a geographical area delineated by zip code or other boundary, and visually renders the interactive analog with a degree of distortion suitable for accommodating the geographical area on a display. Each feature is assigned a data space, in which an authorized representative for each feature may custom edit information. Brick-and-mortar entities within the geographical area can be allotted a virtual storefront free of charge or by subscription. A user may interact with the 3-D analog to navigate a virtual neighborhood, shop, view multiple perspectives of features, and obtain the custom information associated with each feature provided by the authorized representative, including pictures, videos, and links for transacting business.