Darren Suhle of Ray White North Lakes / Mango Hill has won the North Lakes Agent of the Year in the RateMyAgent 2018 Agent of the Year Awards. The awards, which are the largest real estate awards in Australia, recognise those agents and agencies that have ranked the highest based on customer reviews and feedback.
“I am very proud to have been named the 2018 Top Agent for North Lakes and proud of the team names Agency of the year, for the 2nd year in a row. The team here at Ray White North Lakes/Mango Hill strive to deliver fantastic results and quality service to our clients with the backing of a brand that everyone knows and trust. This award recognises the hard work of the team and the dedication we have to the local property market and community.”
The RateMyAgent Agent of the Year Awards compare over 32,000 agents and agencies across the country. They highlight the leading real estate agents and agencies in each suburb, city and state across Australia, and on a national level.
“The RateMyAgent Agent of the Year Awards are the only awards which use verified customer reviews and feedback, so they’re an honest gauge of the customer service an agent has provided,” said RateMyAgent CEO & Co-Founder, Mark Armstrong. “These awards are the only industry awards to put sellers’ needs first, using customer reviews as a leading indicator of an agent’s success over 2017.”
The awards, which are in their fourth year, are the only major customer choice awards for the real estate industry in Australia. Rather than being judged by industry peers, the awards are calculated based on the reviews that customers provide on the RateMyAgent website.
For a full list of winners visit: ratemyagent.com.au/agent-awards-2018
View my RateMyAgent profile here – https://www.ratemyagent.com.au/real-estate-agent/darren-suhle-al109/reviews
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