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Allen Ray
Allen James Ray III, a New York City native. Born in Manhattan and spent most of his life in this ecclectic city. Spending his early life being raised in the bronx and later moving to Harlem. For High school he attended the prestigious Browning School for boys preporatory school in Midtown Manhattan. He attended college at Muhlenburg in Allentown Pennsylvania and was a member of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. Fulfiiling his civic duties he enlisted and studied nuclear engineering in the U.S. Navy. He later studied acting at HB Studious in the West Village. Having lived an ecclectic life in all parts of this magnificent city, Who would make a better guide to reintroduce you to the city? If you are looking for an apartment, contact Allen James Ray III, Mr. New York City.
How to Get an Apartment at 18?
Turning 18 is a thrilling time! It’s a symbol of independence, and for many, that includes finally moving out on your own. But between the excitement and packing boxes, there’s the not-so-thrilling part: securing your first apartment. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about […]
What to Do With Mail for Previous Residents?
Have you ever opened your mailbox to find a mysterious piece of mail addressed to someone you don’t recognize? It happens to many of us – receiving mail from previous tenants. While it might seem like a minor inconvenience, figuring out what to do with mail for previous residents is important. Not only is discarding […]
Bungalow vs Cottage: What’s the Difference?
You might love bungalows. Or maybe cottages steal your heart. Both of these single-story homes have a lot of charm and have been liked for a very long time. They seem similar at first. But, they have some notable differences. Let’s look at what makes each one special. What Is a Bungalow? Bungalows are characterized […]
The 10 Most Affordable Places to Live in NYC
New York City has seen a spike in home prices over the last decade. Neighborhoods in NYC, especially those located in Manhattan and Brooklyn, now have a median sales price of $1 million or more. Even homes not in the city center now have median sales prices around or just below the $500,000 mark. Although […]