The EA Masters took place yesterday at Evolution London, bringing together more than 1,000 estate agents and industry suppliers.
The event featured the Best Estate Agent Guide Awards, the People Awards, the Innovation & Improvement Awards, and the Supplier Awards.
Television presenter Kirsty Gallacher hosted the ceremony, which recognised achievements across the sector.
Sparks Ellison was named Sales & Letting Agency of the Year, while Gareth Samples received the Lifetime Achievement Award. Simon Brown and Christopher Watkin were both recognised with Outstanding Contribution Awards.
Location Location won Sales Agency of the Year, and Entwistle Green took home the Lettings Agency of the Year title.
Peter Knight, founder of the Best Estate Agent Guide and EA Masters, said: “We are delighted to celebrate the outstanding achievements of everyone who took home an award at this year’s EA Masters.
“These represent the top-performing agents in the UK, setting the benchmark for excellence in customer service, expertise, and results. Winning a place in the Best Estate Agent Guide is a mark of distinction, earned through consistent dedication to delivering an exceptional client experience.
“We congratulate this year’s winners, who continue to raise standards in the industry and truly exemplify what it means to be among the best.”
The full list of winners is as follows:
Best Estate Agent Guide Awards
Sales
+ Single Branch – Greig Residential
+ 2–5 Branches – Location Location
+ 6–20 Branches – Ocean
+ 21+ Branches – Newton Fallowell
+ National – EweMove
+ Sales Agency of the Year – Location Location
Lettings
+ Single Branch – Colwills
+ 2–5 Branches – Marchants
+ 6–20 Branches – Henry Adams
+ 21+ Branches – Entwistle Green
+ National – EXP
Lettings Agency of the Year – Entwistle Green
Sales & Lettings Combined
+ Single Branch – Sparks Ellison
+ 2–5 Branches – Mark Webster & Company
+ 6–20 Branches – Hackney & Leigh
+ 21+ Branches – Gascoigne Halman
+ Estate & Letting Agency of the Year – Sparks Ellison
EA Masters People Awards
+ Outstanding Contribution: Simon Brown, Landmark and Christopher Watkin
+ Lifetime Achievement: Gareth Samples, The Property Franchise Group
+ Best Negotiator (Lettings): Joely Siswick, Myrings Estate Agents
+ Best Negotiator (Sales): Kiran Kaur, Robinson Jackson Group
+ Best Manager (Lettings): Jo Thompson, Hackney & Leigh
+ Best Manager (Sales): Keira Evans, Hackney & Leigh
+ Best Property Manager: Emma Cattell, Hayman-Joyce
Innovation & Improvement Awards
+ Gold: Property Stream, Street
+ Silver: TwentyEA
+ Bronze: JDG Estate Agents, Dawsons Estate Agent
Supplier Awards
Small Supplier Category
+ Bronze: Art Division
+ Silver: Warner Property Services
+ Gold: Dawsons Training
Medium Supplier Category
+ Bronze: Kotini, Inventory Hive
+ Silver: One Utility Bill
+ Gold: Home Move Box
Large Supplier Category
+ Bronze: IamProperty
+ Silver: Rex
+ Gold: Street
Overall EA Supplier of the Year: Street
Best Conveyancer Awards
+ Small: Taylors
+ Medium: Ward Hadaway
+ Large: Roberts & Smith
+ National: Sweeney Miller
Overall Winner: Roberts & Smith
Oh wow, not bad for a “pay-to-win” award! Because nothing says “prestige” like buying your own trophy. Let’s be honest—who even cares who wins? It’s all a bit of made-up nonsense anyway. They just pass the awards around each year to keep everyone playing along. In the end, it’s just agents flexing to each other while the public couldn’t give a flying pig.
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ABSOLUTLY
The general public could not give a tinker’s cuss about this rubbish
These awards are awful
All have:
Average food
Tiny potions
Rubbish wine
A load of pontificating and mutual backslapping
Fat old guys in a tux getting drunk
Utterly hideous – ghastly
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So, so true. These awards “ceremonies” are generally an opportunity for subscribers of questionable marketing support to win some sort of gong for their loyalty.
As a past winner of a similar award, the prestige is fleeting. As others have noted, the public (NB that’s our target market guys) are laughably disinterested.
But if you want to pay for a table for your staff in some second rate banqueting suite in London, go for it. You might get a kiss from a minor celeb. I did !
Never been the same since.
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I’m intrigued Scruffy, who did you get a kiss from?
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I couldn’t possibly…….
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