Houses for Rent in ZIP Code 10035

Ray is more than a building. It's a place. Anchoring the historic intersection of 125th Street and Fifth Avenue in the heart of Harlem, Ray Harlem combines modern living with hospitality flourishes, offering apartments designed to optimize light and expansive views of lower Manhattan. Designed by award-winning Frida Escobedo in collaboration with Handel Architects, Ray Harlem comprises 15 stories

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*Large Private Terrace!* Ray is more than a building. It's a place. Anchoring the historic intersection of 125th Street and Fifth Avenue in the heart of Harlem, Ray Harlem combines modern living with hospitality flourishes, offering apartments designed to optimize light and expansive views of lower Manhattan. Designed by award-winning Frida Escobedo in collaboration with Handel Architects, Ray

John Groundwater Compass

Ray is more than a building. It's a place. Anchoring the historic intersection of 125th Street and Fifth Avenue in the heart of Harlem, Ray Harlem combines modern living with hospitality flourishes, offering apartments designed to optimize light and expansive views of lower Manhattan. Designed by award-winning Frida Escobedo in collaboration with Handel Architects, Ray Harlem comprises 15 stories

John Groundwater Compass

Ray is more than a building. It's a place. Anchoring the historic intersection of 125th Street and Fifth Avenue in the heart of Harlem, Ray Harlem combines modern living with hospitality flourishes, offering apartments designed to optimize light and expansive views of lower Manhattan. Designed by award-winning Frida Escobedo in collaboration with Handel Architects, Ray Harlem comprises 15 stories

John Groundwater Compass

Ray is more than a building. It's a place. Anchoring the historic intersection of 125th Street and Fifth Avenue in the heart of Harlem, Ray Harlem combines modern living with hospitality flourishes, offering apartments designed to optimize light and expansive views of lower Manhattan. Designed by award-winning Frida Escobedo in collaboration with Handel Architects, Ray Harlem comprises 15 stories

John Groundwater Compass

Ray is more than a building. It's a place. Anchoring the historic intersection of 125th Street and Fifth Avenue in the heart of Harlem, Ray Harlem combines modern living with hospitality flourishes, offering apartments designed to optimize light and expansive views of lower Manhattan. Designed by award-winning Frida Escobedo in collaboration with Handel Architects, Ray Harlem comprises 15 stories

John Groundwater Compass

Ray is more than a building. It's a place. Anchoring the historic intersection of 125th Street and Fifth Avenue in the heart of Harlem, Ray Harlem combines modern living with hospitality flourishes, offering apartments designed to optimize light and expansive views of lower Manhattan. Designed by award-winning Frida Escobedo in collaboration with Handel Architects, Ray Harlem comprises 15 stories

John Groundwater Compass

Ray is more than a building. It's a place. Anchoring the historic intersection of 125th Street and Fifth Avenue in the heart of Harlem, Ray Harlem combines modern living with hospitality flourishes, offering apartments designed to optimize light and expansive views of lower Manhattan. Designed by award-winning Frida Escobedo in collaboration with Handel Architects, Ray Harlem comprises 15 stories

John Groundwater Compass

Ray is more than a building. It's a place. Anchoring the historic intersection of 125th Street and Fifth Avenue in the heart of Harlem, Ray Harlem combines modern living with hospitality flourishes, offering apartments designed to optimize light and expansive views of lower Manhattan. Designed by award-winning Frida Escobedo in collaboration with Handel Architects, Ray Harlem comprises 15 stories

John Groundwater Compass

Ray is more than a building. It's a place. Anchoring the historic intersection of 125th Street and Fifth Avenue in the heart of Harlem, Ray Harlem combines modern living with hospitality flourishes, offering apartments designed to optimize light and expansive views of lower Manhattan. Designed by award-winning Frida Escobedo in collaboration with Handel Architects, Ray Harlem comprises 15 stories

John Groundwater Compass