Inspir Carnegie Hill: Luxury Senior Housing w/ Sky Garden Rises on the Upper East Side

Inspir Carnegie Hill: Luxury Senior Housing w/ Sky Garden Rises on the Upper East Side: According to a report from City Comptroller Scott Stringer, New York City’s population is growing older and the number of residents over the



1802-Second-AvenueRenderings of Inspir Carnegie Hill (Images: Maplewood Senior Living/ DBOXInspir Carnegie Hill lobbyInspir Carnegie Hill lobby (Image via Handel Architects

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1802-Second-Avenue-03Inspir Carnegie Hill restaurant (Image: Maplewood Senior Living/ DBOX

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