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New York real estate: Carnegie Hill
Given the swanky townhouses, proximity to Museum Mile, proliferation of uniformed schoolgirls and lovingly manicured greenery, it's difficult to believe that Carnegie Hill, which occupies the northeast corner of the Upper East Side, wasn't always considered the luxurious enclave that it is today.
"In 70s and 80s, it was hinterland," said Holly Hunt, vice president at Halstead Properties....
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