Photo: belgradewaterfront.comFor the third time, Belgrade Waterfront has won the prestigious international award in the European Property Awards, in the "Mixed Use Project" category, the company announced.
In addition to this significant recognition, according to the announcement, Belgrade Waterfront was also declared the winner in the category "Marketing of a construction project" for the campaign for the BW Perla building at a ceremony in London. An independent international jury of 80 experienced real estate professionals considered key factors such as architecture, design, quality, service, innovation, originality and commitment to sustainability when selecting the winners.
"Belgrade Waterfront has brought a new housing concept to the local market, in which, in addition to numerous amenities, the tenants have at their fingertips services that save them time and make everyday life easier - from the staff at the reception desks of all buildings, to the maintenance service. We are constantly improving the offer, so in addition to the existing parks, sports fields, cafes, restaurants, shops, Gallery and Sava Promenade, a state school, kindergarten, sports center and children's theater will be opened in Belgrade on the water. It is a great honor to win renowned international awards year after year, but what motivates us the most is the desire to justify the trust placed in us by more than 5,000 customers and to exceed their expectations," said Zorana Burlić, director of the Belgrade Waterfront company.
As a five-star rated project at the European Awards in London, Belgrade Waterfront is directly nominated for further competition at the International Property Awards.
The European Property Awards is part of the International Property Awards and is a prestigious award given for the top achievements of companies in the field of real estate, development, architecture, interior design and marketing in the residential and commercial sectors. The awards are recognized as the gold standard for excellence in the real estate industry.
Source: ekapija.com
