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Best in Queensland Real Estate, Celebrated at REIQ Awards Night

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Thursday, 06 March 2008

The best in Queensland real estate was celebrated at the 2008 Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) Awards for Excellence in Brisbane on Friday night.

More than 400 people attended the REIQ's gala annual event - Celebrating Real Estate - at the Brisbane Hilton grand ballroom to help congratulate the finalists and winners in each of the awards' 12 categories.

REIQ managing director Dan Molloy said the winners represented the highest standards of business practice in Queensland.

"Each and every one of them continues to enhance the professionalism of our industry, their agencies, and themselves as individuals. They are the leaders of real estate practice in our State," Mr Molloy said.

This year's awards were expanded to better reflect the industry's diversity with a number of commercial categories as well as a community service award now available. The 2008 awards also attracted a record number of nominations across the 12 categories.

"The REIQ awards are not about having the most number of properties sold, or the highest dollar value. The award criterion relates to commitment to quality customer service, significant achievements, how success has been achieved, and any innovative methods used to realise personal and business objectives," Mr Molloy said.

2008 REIQ AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE WINNERS:

Large Residential Agency of the Year

Ray White Surfers Paradise


Small Residential Agency of the Year

Sissons Estate Agents, Red Hill, Brisbane


Commercial Agency of the Year

Colliers International, Brisbane


Residential Salesperson of the Year

Amber Werchon, Ray White Maroochydore


Commercial Salesperson of the Year

Tania Moore, C B Richard Ellis, Bundall


Residential Property Manager of the Year

Katie Knight, Re/Max Success, Toowoomba


Commercial Property Manager of the Year

Johann de Beer, Colliers International (Brisbane) Pty Ltd


Business Broker of the Year

Ronald Frank, Business Brokers Queensland, Toowong, Brisbane


Rookie of the Year

Rachael Dawber, PRDnationwide New Farm, Brisbane


Buyer's Agent of the Year

Meighan Hetherington, Property Pursuit Pty Ltd, Paddington, Brisbane


REIQ Award for Community Service

Colliers International, Townsville


Auctioneer of the Year

Haesley Cush, Ray White New Farm, Brisbane

Winners from Friday night's awards will present Queensland at the REIA National Awards for Excellence in April and the Australasian Real Estate Institutes Auctioneering Championship in September.

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