Pygott & Crone Helps National Network Celebrate 25 Years Of Estate Agency Excellence
Pygott & Crone joined Relocation Agent Network to mark its 25th National Conference and Exhibition, and celebrated their status as East Midland’s Local Expert. The event was held on 23 November 2018 at London’s Park Plaza Riverbank Hotel.
Celebrating its 25thNational Conference and Exhibition, the event culminated in a glittering black tie Awards Dinner, hosted by well-known comedian and television presenter, Katherine Ryan.
Relocation Agent Network is a national network of selected estate agents across England, Scotland and Wales, who handpicked Pygott & Crone to be the Local Expert in the East Midlands, based on strict criteria such as quality of service, local knowledge, business innovation and professionalism.
Helping Our Customers
Through its affiliation to Cartus, the premier provider of relocation services, Relocation Agent Network members help Cartus assist relocating families, offering Pygott & Crone customers an additional channel of buyer when selling their property. In addition, members also help their customers through their ‘Referral Network’, which allows Pygott & Crone to help people who are looking to move out of the local area by referring them to a Relocation Agent in the location they are moving to.
Relocation Agent Network Managing Director, Richard Tucker said, “We are delighted to have welcomed each of our Relocation Agent Network members, including Pygott & Crone to this year’s 25th National Conference and Exhibition. As a selected member of the Network, in our opinion, they are the experts for customers buying and selling in the East Midlands.”
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