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Key One Realty Group once again brings home awards in four categories in this year’s International Property Awards 2021-22.
Last year, the premier real estate company was awarded Best Real Estate Agency Single Office and Marketing during the 2020-21 International Property Awards. This year, the group wins big and brings home four awards in the categories of Single Office, Letting, Marketing, and Website.
“It is a remarkable feeling to have our efforts recognized by industry professionals especially after a trying year. These awards are a great reminder for us to keep persevering, keep improving, keep pushing boundaries, and keep achieving greater heights,” CEO and founder of Key One Realty Group Diana Magariu says.
The awarding ceremony, which was held on 7th October 2021, took place virtually due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation. Despite the high vaccination rate of the country and the continued enforcement of social distancing and wearing of masks, the awarding body made a decision to hold the red carpet event via an exclusive link online.
“We are excited for the future of Dubai real estate especially now that Expo has launched! We’re expecting and preparing for greater things. Especially now that we are participating in Expo 2020 under Cityscape Global.”
“Definitely expect to see Key One Realty Group more on the news! We’re on track to reach our goals and even further,” she added.
Key One Realty Group continues to be a beacon of hope and inspiration to others in the same industry. Especially for those still overcoming the challenges from the effects of the pandemic and those thinking of penetrating the real estate market.
“We saw the situation in a positive light. Because of it, we learned to adopt new tools, new communication methods, and new ways of doing real estate. We’ve become more efficient and effective in our process,” Diana said when asked about how the pandemic affected business.
The panel of judges includes over 90 highly respected worldwide industry experts. All celebrating the achievements of companies operating in all sectors of the property and real estate industry.
Headed by Lord Caithness, Lord Waverley, and Lord Best; industry experts Christian Schulz-Wulkow, Richard Cotton, Richard Rowlings, Peter Bolton King, and many more.
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About International Property Awards
Established in 1993, IPA is open to residential and commercial property professionals from around the globe. The awards are split into different regions covering Africa, Asia, the Pacific, Arabia, Canada, the Caribbean, Central, and South America, Europe, the UK, and the USA. To win an International Property Award is a world-renowned mark of excellence.
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