ThriveOn project on King Drive reserves second floor apartments for seniors

Royal Capital Group intends to reserve second-floor apartments in the ThriveOn project on North Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive for active seniors in a new strategy that responds to input from the surrounding community.

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