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Prudential Connecticut Realty
Ranked Number One in Connecticut for 13th Consecutive Year
Prudential Connecticut Realty has been ranked the number one
real estate firm in Connecticut for the thirteenth year in
a row, according to National Relocation & Real Estate
Magazine's Annual Power Broker Report, which ranks the industry's
top 500 companies.
In 2004, Prudential Connecticut Realty closed 12,298 transactions,
resulting in a record-breaking $4.81 billion in sales volume.
"This outstanding ranking underscores our philosophy
that superior service is what our clients expect and what
they deserve," said Peter G. Helie, CEO of Prudential
Connecticut Realty. "Our leaders, sales executives and
entire staff have clearly made excellent service their highest
priority, propelling us once again to the top ranking in the
state."
In addition, Prudential Connecticut Realty was ranked among
the elite nationwide, capturing the #20 spot nationally in
sales volume. Prudential Connecticut Realty was also one of
only 45 firms to earn membership in the 10,000-plus Transaction
Club for closing 12,298 units in 2004.
"Our national recognition is brought about by our sales
executives, office leaders and staff who continue to offer
the highest levels of service possible," said Candace
Adams, Prudential Connecticut Realty's President. "Our
focus on service, coupled with a commitment to innovative
growth and change, has led Prudential Connecticut Realty to
reach an extraordinary level of achievement."
According to National Relocation & Real Estate Magazine's
survey results, the top ranking 500 firms combined to create
a total of 3,324,247 transactions in 2004, closing $925,892,657,900
in total sales volume. The magazine further reported that
the number of sales associates at these firms reached 307,613
while the total number of offices reached 7,105.
National Relocation & Real Estate Magazine derives its
ranking from figures submitted by brokers. To ensure the accuracy
and credibility of their report, brokers are also required
to submit supporting documentation from outside accounting
firms.
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