What do we learn from "va'Yishkon Arim Nichchados"?
Rashi: This is the way of the haughty - they build ruins for fame.
Ibn Ezra: In the end, he chooses a desolate place to be isolated there in the future evil destined for him.
Malbim: A Rasha dwells in a destroyed city. He fears to dwell in a settled city, lest people steal his money and property. He dwells where he thinks that people will not find him. He does not build a house - rather, he dwells in caves and rock-piles.
Why did he add "Batim Lo Yeshevu Lamo"?
Malbim: The houses are not proper to be settled.
How will they be for Galim?
Ibn Ezra: They will be like rock-piles - "Gal Avanim."
Malbim: The houses will be rock-piles.
