Fine & Country WA emerges best real estate advisory

Fine & Country International WA , a re a l estate brand that markets, sells properties and provides real estate advisory services was honoured as the Best Real Estate Advisory Nigeria 2018 by Global Banking and Finance Review in its Global Banking & Finance Awards of 2018.

The award by one of the leading financial platforms is in recognition for Fine & Count r y International WA dedication to providing leadership and excellence in Real Estate Advisory.

Global Banking and Finance Review honours companies that stand out in particular areas of expertise in the banking and finance industry. Fine & Country International WA was awarded the Best Real Estate Advisory Nigeria 2018 because of the company’s outstanding performance and achievements in real estate advisory.

Responding to the recognition, Wanda Rich, Editor of Global Banking & Finance Review said Fine & Count r y International WA agents offer clients the comprehensive services needed to see them through every stage of their property transaction.

“Their in-depth knowledge, professional approach and unique marketing strategy is what helped them stand out as the winner this year,” he concluded by saying “we look forward to seeing more f rom them in the years to come.”

The Global Banking & Finance Awards honour institutions that stand out in their particular area of expertise in the finance industry. They recognize achievement, challenge, progress and inspirational change in finance globally.

Some of the areas where Fine & Count r y International WA stood out in the review period include; Comprehensive Real Estate Research and Advisory, Dedication and commitment to client success, Innovative approach to marketing, International and Local Expertise, and Highly proficient and dedicated agents.

The UK- based Global Banking & Finance Review is a leading online and print magazine, which has evolved from the growing need to have a more balanced view for informative and independent news for the global banking and finance industry.

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