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Posted: May 26, 2015
TTL: Spring Preview at Fordham Hill Oval
The Fordham Hill Owners Corporation Board of Directors, along with its management company Argo Real Estate, recently hosted the Spring Preview at Fordham Hill Oval. Shareholders and residents of the community were invited for a first look at near-completed, major renovations of building entryways including the expansion of the vestibule; handicap accessible ramps; digital directories; heating pads under the cement, eliminating the need for salt in the winters; and key FOB entrances. These thoughtful renovations are part of Fordham Hill Board of Director's ongoing "Capital Restructuring and Going Green" projects.
Shown (from left) are: Sherwood Condé, owner and principal at Condé Construction; Alex Scott, Condé Construction project manager; Desiree Pilgrim-Hunter, president and CEO of the Fordham Hill Owners Corporation Board of Directors; Richelle Neufville, Argo Real Estate senior property manager at Fordham Hill Oval; Barry Brandt, director of sales at Argo Residential; and Joe Foster, licensed associate broker at Argo Residential & exclusive broker for Fordham Hill Oval.
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