A luxury condo development by BRP Companies, The Rennie is located at 2349 Adam Clayton Powell Junior Boulevard in New York City. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: BRP Companies
A Group Of Companies Ink Lease That Brings First Trader Joe’s In Harlem NY
The Prusik Group, BRP Companies, L+M Development Partners, and Taconic Partners have signed a 28,000-square foot lease with Trader Joe’s Continue Reading →
The National Urban League And Others New Development On Harlem Mains Street
Harlem’s National Urban League is moving to 121 West 125th Street on Harlem‘s “Mains Street” as part of a $242 million development. Continue Reading →
New Dance Theater Of Harlem Building Has Affordable Units In Hamilton Heights
This affordable housing at 847 Saint Nicholas Avenue lottery checks all the boxes reports 6sqft. Continue Reading →
The Rennie Launches Sales In Harlem
Located at 2351 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard in Central Harlem, the Rennie has officially launched sales of its 134 condominiums spread over eight stories. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Renaissance Ballroom-Replacing Condo Debuts Next Month
Curbed reports that the condo building that will replace Harlem’s historic Renaissance Ballroom and Casino is now less than a month from launching sales. Continue Reading →
BRP Scraps Affordable Rentals At Harlem Project, Will Sell Condos Instead
UPDATED: Mar. 6, 9:37 a.m.: For-profit affordable housing developer BRP Companies plans to sell condominiums instead of rent below-market apartments at its Harlem development called “the Rennie,” according to an offering plan filed with the New York Attorney General’s office. Continue Reading →
Developer Closes On $28M Harlem Complex Deal And Demolish Ennis Francis Houses
The Real Deal reports that Abyssinian Development Corp. has finally closed on the $27.8 million sale of the Ennis Francis Houses in Central Harlem, following a protracted legal feud with the buyer. Continue Reading →
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