Nominations are now open for the inaugural Property Wire Awards 2017 which will be held on London in March.
The awards focus in the buy to let sector which is undergoing a time of change and growth but are also an opportunity to look at what developers, lenders, agents, law firms and brokers are doing in the sector.
‘This year is set to be one of change and innovation. The buy to let sector faces new challenges at a time when lending and tax changes are being introduced but it is also the year when Build to Rent comes of age,’ said Property Wire editor Ray Clancy.
‘It is a change for individuals and businesses to shine, to show off what they are doing but also to get acknowledgement for their achievements in an industry that takes knocks but also gets right back up again and pushes the boundaries even further,’ she pointed out.
‘I am really excited about these awards and urge everyone to make their nominations as soon as possible to ensure that the very best companies are represented at the award ceremony in March,’ she added.
The awards are a chance to celebrate the hard work that has been going on in the industry, rewarding excellence and looking at the champions of the industry today and in the future. They will recognise those who are embracing the changes in the property industry, not just coming to grips with innovation and transition, but also making the future in terms of pushing the boundaries in a professional manner.
‘It is a change for individuals and businesses to shine, to show off what they are doing but also to get acknowledgement for their achievements in an industry that takes knocks but also gets right back up again and pushes the boundaries even further,’ she pointed out.
Nominations can be made now for 18 categories and will be open until 12 February. A long list will then be published and voting will open. Those who make the final shortlist will be invited to the award ceremony to be held at M by Montcalm in Old Street, London, on Friday 24 March starting at 1pm.
You can make your nominations here:
