CLIVE EMSON AUCTIONEERS PICK UP AWARD AT OSCARS OF UK’S RESIDENTIAL AGENCY SECTOR

Clive Emson Auctioneers has been named Residential Auction Service of the Year in The Negotiator Awards 2024, held in London’s Mayfair.

Now in its 16th year, the awards are the UK’s leading independent awards programme for estate and letting agents, their suppliers and the residential property industry.

Presented by comedian Ellie Taylor, the winners of 34 categories were awarded with trophies; accolades and commendations were handed to 147 agencies and suppliers.

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Clive Emson, which has its regional office near Portsmouth and covers the Isle of Wight, was established 35 years ago in Maidstone, Kent, by chairman Clive Emson MBE.

As well as picking up Residential Auction Service of the Year on the night, the independent firm was also shortlisted for Community Champion of the Year, winning the silver award, and Website of the Year.

James Emson, Managing Director, said:

“Judging was by a 30-strong panel of leading lights in the residential property industry and, to echo what The Negotiator’s publishing director stated, an accolade from The Negotiator Awards is a stamp of approval, a badge of excellence and sign that clients can trust their choice when engaging an agent or supplier.”

“Receiving the Residential Auction Service award is also testament to the incredible work my colleagues do in preparing more than 1,270 land and property lots in eight auctions this year, including on the Island.”

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The firm, with its last of 8 auctions this year on 11th December, with 14 properties being auctioned on the Island, also sponsored the Rising Star of the Year category.

Grant Leonard, The Negotiator’s publishing director, said:

“This has been a great evening of excitement and celebration, seeing the best in the business recognised and rewarded.

“The Negotiator Awards is also a process of self-analysis for a company, to highlight its strengths and to reveal areas where it can strive harder to succeed. The process of entering only improves the service on offer.”