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SNL's Jay Pharoah builds a sneaker mecca in Hell's Kitchen

By Sharon Krum | May 7, 2014 - 11:59AM 

WHO:  Saturday Night Live's Jay Pharoah has reportedly built a custom closet in his new apartment just for his sneaker collection. We’re building a special closet at our place too for our Prada bag collection. Now we just have to find someone to buy them for us, and we'll be set.

WHERE: The comedian and SNL star has moved into a new apartment in Hell’s Kitchen, where the median sales price is $1.249 million and the median rent is $3,500 a month.

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