Real Estate Agents awarded for Excellence

Wednesday, 24 July 2013, 12:33 pm
Press Release: Real Estate Institute Of New Zealand

Agents awarded for Excellence

Auckland, July 23, 2013 - The Real Estate Institute of New Zealand held its annual Awards for Excellence in Real Estate Sales event tonight at Auckland’s Viaduct Event Centre. Along with guest of honour, His Worship the Mayor of Auckland, Len Brown, the institute welcomed visitors from across the Tasman from the Real Estate Institute of Queensland and Australia to celebrate this memorable occasion.

The REINZ Awards for Excellence celebrates the institute’s commitment to steering excellence in the real estate sector. With the pool of REINZ members amounting to over 12,000 agents nationwide, these 27 winners are exceptional examples of such excellence.

The following awards acknowledge winners from around the country:

RISING STARS AWARDS
Commercial & Industrial Rising Star Runner Up – Charlie Bott, CBRE, Auckland
Commercial & Industrial Rising Star Winner - David Annan, Jones Lang La Salle, Auckland

Business Broker Rising Star Winner – Shaun Khanna – ABC Business Sales

Residential Rising Star Runner Up – Harsimran Singh – Preet & Co Ltd, Harcourts Manukau
Residential Rising Star Winner – Jaime Slater, Hamill Realty Ltd, Harcourts Greytown

MULTI MEDIA AWARDS
Best Multi Media Marketing Runner Up - Barry Griggs, JVL Prestige Realty Ltd, Palmerston North
Best Multi Media Marketing Winner – Paul Hain, Bayleys Real Estate Ltd, Auckland

SALESPERSON AWARDS
Rural Salesperson Runner Up – Aaron Davey, Monarch Real Estate Ltd, Harcourts Glenview, Hamilton
Rural Salesperson Winner – Chris Jones, Whalan & Partners, Bayleys Christchurch

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Commercial & Industrial Salesperson Runner Up – Paul Hain, Bayleys Auckland
Commercial & Industrial Salesperson Winner – Greg Goldfinch, Colliers International NZ Ltd

Business Brokers Salesperson Runner Up – Premilla Sharma, Grenadier Real Estate, Harcourts Christchurch
Business Brokers Salesperson Winner – Anthony Gilbert, ABC Business Sales, Auckland

Residential Salesperson Runner Up – Gary Wallace, Bayleys Real Estate Ltd, Maritime Square, Auckland
Residential Salesperson Winner – Matty Ma, Cooper & Co, Harcourts Auckland

AGENCY AWARDS
Rural Agency Runner Up – Quay Realty Ltd, L J Hooker, Gisborne
Rural Agency Winner – BCRE, Harcourts South Auckland

Commercial & Industrial Agency Runner Up – Colliers International NZ Ltd, Auckland
Commercial & Industrial Agency Winner – Bayleys Real Estate Ltd, Maritime Square, Auckland

Business Brokers Agency Runner Up – Christchurch City Business Brokers Grenadier Real Estate Ltd, Harcourts Christchurch
Business Brokers Agency Winner – ABC Business Sales, Auckland

Small Agency Runner Up – Whangamata Real Estate Ltd
Small Agency Winner – AJ McPherson & Associates Rolleston Ltd

Medium Agency Runner Up – Team Wellington Ltd, Harcourts
Medium Agency Winner – City Realty Ltd, Ray White City Apartments, Auckland

Large Agency Runner Up – Cooper & Co Real Estate Ltd, Harcourts, North Shore Auckland
Large Agency Winner – Barfoot & Thompson Ltd, Auckland

ENDS

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