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Posted: January 24, 2011
Thru the Lens: Tree lighting at MeadowWood at Gateway
Taconic Investment Partners' Daniel McInerney, and Fillmore Real Estates' Jean-Paul Ho, Beverly Gordon and John Reinhardt were joined by two resident youngsters to light the Christmas tree during MeadowWood at Gateway's third annual tree lighting ceremony. Residents of the condo complex in East New York braved the cold air to join the developer and sales team to ring in the start of the holiday season, featuring a special performance by Preston High School's choir and a visit from Santa Claus.
The tree lighting event brought residents of MeadowWood at Gateway a dose of holiday cheer and a chance to socialize and celebrate with neighbors, fostering the mini-community that has formed within the 19-builidng complex.
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