Leading local estate agent Redbrik celebrates multiple award wins
As Redbrik approaches its 10-year anniversary in January, the agent is celebrating a string of successes.
Redbrik picked up three significant accolades in the Best Companies Q4 2022 awards, in the sector, regional and national lists.
The awards ceremony listed Redbrik as the 50th Best Small Company to Work For in the UK, 5th Best Property Company to Work for in the UK and ranked 28th in the Top 100 Companies to Work for in Yorkshire & Humber.
Alongside the new awards, Redbrik retained their 2-star ‘Outstanding to Work For’ accreditation by Best Companies for the second year.
Best Companies quarterly league tables celebrate the very best in workplace engagement, recognising companies nationally, regionally and within their sectors through employee surveys and interviews.
Redbrik have also retained their position in the Best Estate Agent Guide for Sales and Lettings for the sixth year running, placing them in the top 2% of estate agents in the country.
Mark Ross, Managing Director at Redbrik, said: “A lot has changed in the last 10 years, and as we approach such a landmark anniversary, now is a great time to reflect.
“One thing that has never wavered is our commitment to our colleagues and our clients; at Redbrik, we are nothing without our people and we aim to champion every individual within the business, helping them to reach their full potential.
“I would like to thank every person at Redbrik for making it such a great place to work, and for providing exceptional service to our clients, which is reflected by our recurring ranking in the Best Estate Agent Guide year on year.”
The company’s charity foundation recently hosted the Redbrik Foundation Chesterfield 10k once again, raising thousands of pounds for local charities. Find out more about the success of the event here.
Redbrik Estate Agents supports the marketing and economic growth of the town through Chesterfield Champions, a network of over 200 organisations across Chesterfield and North Derbyshire.