Pygott & Crone Named Best Agent in the East Midlands Region by Relocation Agent Network
Local estate agent, Pygott & Crone is proud to announce that they have been crowned ‘Best Agent in the East Midlands Region’ by Relocation Agent Network. Pygott & Crone received their 2019 Best Agent East Midlands Regional Award at a recent Awards Dinner, which followed the Network’s National Conference and Exhibition.
Held at the Park Plaza Riverbank Hotel, London on Friday 22 November, the Awards Dinner was hosted by the well-known national television broadcaster, Huw Edwards..
The annual prize gives the winning Network member the title of ‘Best Agent in the East Midlands Region’ and is awarded on a number of strict criteria including customer satisfaction and a proven record of helping relocating buyers move in and out of the local area as well as their overall support to Relocation Agent Network and its members.
Paul Wood said of their win, “We are delighted to have received this award, which names us the best agent in the region. Not only does it show our customers that we are one of the area’s leading agents, but it rewards all the Pygott & Crone team for their hard work and commitment over the last 12 months.”
Richard Tucker, Relocation Agent Network’s Managing Director said, “This Relocation Agent Network award demonstrates Pygott & Crone’s ability to deliver industry-leading business innovation, whilst also remaining consistent when it comes to delivering the highest standard of customer service. Congratulations to everyone at Pygott & Crone for a thoroughly well-deserved win.”
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