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HUNT Real Estate earns 2018 Gene Francis Memorial Award from ERA

Shown (from left) are: Peter Hunt, chairman and CEO,
HUNT Real Estate Corp.; Simon Chen, president and
CEO, ERA Franchise Systems LLC; and Charlie Hunt,
executive VP and COO, HUNT Real Estate Corp.

Buffalo, NY ERA Real Estate has awarded HUNT Real Estate ERA with the 2018 Gene Francis Memorial Award. The annual award, named after ERA Real Estate co-founder Gene Francis, is the highest honor given to an ERA company and reflects the qualities most respected throughout the global ERA system and the real estate industry. 

ERA also recognized HUNT as their top-ranked real estate firm for total units sold in 2018. HUNT earned this achievement by selling 13,495 residential units last year. Additionally, HUNT received recognition as being second in the ERA Real Estate network in total sales volume, with $2.756 billion in sales volume last year. 

“There are hundreds of very fine real estate companies in the ERA organization with whom we collaborate,” said Peter Hunt, chairman and CEO of HUNT. “It is a great tribute to the professionals inside HUNT in New York, Massachusetts and Arizona that their collective efforts have made us the number one firm in the entire ERA network for 2018.”

HUNT Real Estate ERA was recognized for their achievements at the 2019 ERA Fuel Conference in Las Vegas on March 19-21.

The ERA Real Estate network includes 36,000 brokers and sales associates throughout the U.S. and 31 countries and territories.

 

 

 

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