Tuesday, March 22, 2011
PLEASE REMEMBER, Real Estate is LOCAL!!
I have to respond to the news this morning...more negative comments on the Real Estate Market. Well...don't forget..Real Estate is LOCAL. Myrtle Beach and the whole Grand Strand area is moving forward! I didn't say we were seeing prices rise...I'm saying that people are buying and people are selling everyday...My agents alone have made over 50 sales this month already! I'm tooting our horn...for Myrtle Beach...the best place to make your home!!! For a weekend, week, the winter or a life time.
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Award Winning Year for C21 Boling
MYRTLE BEACH REAL ESTATE AGENTS WIN NATIONAL AWARDS FOR QUALITY, SERVICE AND PERFORMANCE IN REAL ESTATE SALES
March 2011
Penny Boling, president of Century 21 Boling & Associates, Inc., a Myrtle Beach real estate company, is proud to announce the real estate agent award winners for 2010! Corporate awards were given at the banquet at Myrtle Beach’s Wild Dunes on Feb. 24, 2011.
Traci Miles was awarded 2nd place in South Carolina Real Estate Agents by receiving a Centurion Award, Pinnacle Quality Service Award and the Presidents Award for production, sales performance and service. Traci is the award-winning agent for Century 21 Boling-Myrtle Beach in both listings and sales for 2010.
The Diamond Award goes to Debbie Davis. Debbie has been a Myrtle Beach oceanfront real estate agent with Century 21 Boling for over 15 years and is currently working at North Beach Plantation.
The Masters Emerald Award goes to Marty Corley, Tom Richards and Sara Boling Gore.
The Masters Ruby Award was won by Gene Heidt and Robert Kingsley.
Century 21 Boling Real Estate prides itself on receiving Quality Service awards for a job well done as voted by our consumers. Winners of this year’s award were Dean Houstman, Gonca Ender, Mark Bolick, Trish Taylor, Robert Kingsley and Ruthie Kearns.
Century 21 Boling as a Myrtle Beach real estate company received the Centurion Award, Quality Service Pinnacle Award and the President’s Office Award.
Penny Boling, Broker in charge, stated, “2010 was a challenging year in real estate for everyone, but I have to award to ALL of my real estate agents and staff the award of
Patience, Persistence and Perseverance. A job well done by all!”
March 2011
Penny Boling, president of Century 21 Boling & Associates, Inc., a Myrtle Beach real estate company, is proud to announce the real estate agent award winners for 2010! Corporate awards were given at the banquet at Myrtle Beach’s Wild Dunes on Feb. 24, 2011.
Traci Miles was awarded 2nd place in South Carolina Real Estate Agents by receiving a Centurion Award, Pinnacle Quality Service Award and the Presidents Award for production, sales performance and service. Traci is the award-winning agent for Century 21 Boling-Myrtle Beach in both listings and sales for 2010.
The Diamond Award goes to Debbie Davis. Debbie has been a Myrtle Beach oceanfront real estate agent with Century 21 Boling for over 15 years and is currently working at North Beach Plantation.
The Masters Emerald Award goes to Marty Corley, Tom Richards and Sara Boling Gore.
The Masters Ruby Award was won by Gene Heidt and Robert Kingsley.
Century 21 Boling Real Estate prides itself on receiving Quality Service awards for a job well done as voted by our consumers. Winners of this year’s award were Dean Houstman, Gonca Ender, Mark Bolick, Trish Taylor, Robert Kingsley and Ruthie Kearns.
Century 21 Boling as a Myrtle Beach real estate company received the Centurion Award, Quality Service Pinnacle Award and the President’s Office Award.
Penny Boling, Broker in charge, stated, “2010 was a challenging year in real estate for everyone, but I have to award to ALL of my real estate agents and staff the award of
Patience, Persistence and Perseverance. A job well done by all!”
Monday, March 14, 2011
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY GLENN!!
customers know where to find him everyday. Congratulations Glenn and thanks for all the support you give to all of the Associates @ Century 21 Boling. You are a true asset to our team!!
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
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