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BRP Development is developing a 9-story residential condominium building with 38 apartments at 2110 Frederic Douglass Boulevard in Harlem.

The project is known as The Savannah.

David Danois is the architect.

Completion is anticipated for next summer.

BRP Development is headed by Geoff Flournoy and Meredith Marshall and was formerly known as Brownstone Realty Partners.

Earlier this year, it entered an agreement with Goldman Sachs Urban Investment Group to commit about $20 million in three mixed-income projects with a total of $80 million in development costs. The developments are in Harlem and the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn and contain more than 200 condominium and rental units and 16,000 square feet of retail and community facilities space.

The Savannah, which is at the intersection of 114th Street, is 9-stories high at the corner, where its facade is angled, and 8-stories high on much of its avenue and side-street frontage.

The project, which received a partial building permit November 23, is one block south of the Livmor Condos, a 73-unit development underway at 2131 Frederick Douglass Boulevard.

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