A local real estate team has been recognised among the best in Australia, cleaning up at a recent PRD Australian-wide real estate awards ceremony.
PRD Tamworth and PRD Liverpool Plains took out multiple honours, both individually and as a team, rating them as some of the best in the country.
PRD Tamworth was named a Platinum Sales Office, ranked eighth in Australia and awarded 5 Star Office status, placing it among the country’s top-performing agencies.
The awards also recognised a number of individual achievements across the team.
Justine Cameron was ranked sixth agent in Australia and received a Platinum Sales Award, while Mark Sleiman also received a Platinum Sales Award. Amy Hughes was awarded a Gold Sales Award, and Flynn Bowyer was named Rookie of the Year alongside receiving a Gold Sales Award, while Isabel Davies was named a finalist for Support Person of the Year.
Partner and Chief Operating Officer Jacqui Bijnens was recognised with the John Harvey Award and for 10 years of service. A chartered accountant as well as a Class 1 Licenced Real Estate Agent, Jacqui moved to Tamworth and joined PRD Tamworth after a career in top tier accounting firms, making the tree change after the GFC.
PRD Liverpool Plains, formerly Quirindi Real Estate, was acquired by PRD Tamworth just last year and is already performing well in the PRD family, with Liz Morris was ranked fifth agent in Australia and also received a Platinum Sales Award.
Licencee in Charge Mark Sleiman said the recognition reflects the strength of the team and its focus on clients.
“To be recognised nationally as both a high-performing office and for individual excellence is an incredible achievement.”
“These awards reflect the dedication, professionalism, and teamwork that our clients experience every day,” he said.
The team also hanked their clients for trusting them during one of life’s most important decisions, and acknowledged the role of the broader community in their success, thanking those who have supported the PRD Tamworth & Liverpool Plains.
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