Century 21 Fife has been awarded the TOP 10 Agent in the Scottish region at the Estate & Letting Agent Awards 2010. The fife-based estate and lettings agency franchise was recognised for its excellent customer service as voted for by its clients during 2009.

The award was announced by Phil Spencer, presenter of Channel 4’s Location, Location property programme in a luncheon and ceremony in Mayfair, London attended by 450 of the UK’s top estate and letting agents.

Phil Spencer said: “By entering the awards agents have put their reputation on the line, they’ve been brave, they’ve done what others are afraid to do. They’ve said to their customers and their competitors that they believe in providing the best possible service and they want to prove it. They’ve been recognised for their bravery and all that hard work involved getting to the final shortlist.”

The results of the competition were determined by research carried out among customers who were asked a series of questions about the service they have received from their agent. Over 19,000 votes were received making the awards the most important and valuable in the industry.

Jim Parker, Group Office Owner at Century 21 Fife, said: “I am absolutely delighted that we received TOP 10 in Scotland as this shows we are still providing excellent levels of customer service. I am really proud of our team who has worked so hard to ensure that landlords of the property in Fife receive the highest levels of service. Century 21 Fife is going from strength to strength because of the people involved. As a franchise operation you find that the determination of the self employed agents running their own business, coupled with the fantastic system produces extraordinary results for those that want it.”

Stuart White, Managing Director of Century 21 UK, added: “In the 16 years I have spent in this industry I have rarely came across such dedicated professionals who have a genuine passion for their business and demonstrate a high level of care and service to their clients.”

Published: 25 November 2010

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