The Euromoney Awards recognise excellence in the real estate sector and are based on responses to detailed questionnaires by a broad range of participants across the sector.

The awards, which are presented after a survey to sample the opinions of real estate advisors, developers, investment managers, corporate end-users and banks worldwide to determine the best providers of real estate services, sampled the views of industry professionals from more than 160 countries for 2016.

Commenting on the awards, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Broll Ghana Limited, Mr Kofi Ampong, stated, “Broll Ghana Limited was established primarily to address lack of maintenance standards in the real estate environment, and also to free corporate bodies from the huge cost of managing their assets.”

He added, “Broll remains committed to investing in its infrastructure and people in a property sector that is rapidly being an activator to grow local economies, and create the much-needed employment in various economies across the continent.”

According to him, 10 years ago, the company ventured into unchartered waters, the fruit of which has been the company rising to become the first port of call for brokerage services, valuation/advisory property, retail and facilities management services.

“Clients get the benefit of exposure to global best practice, thanks to our partnership with CBRE, the world's largest commercial real estate services firm, serving owners, investors and occupiers,” he stated.

The company, for the past seven years, has consistently been adjudged the Best Property Management Company in Ghana. It has also won awards in Brokerage and Valuation Services by the Ghana Property Awards.

Broll Ghana Limited is a multidisciplinary professional service firm, providing property consultancy services in these core areas: Retail Management, Commercial Broking, Corporate Real Estate Service, Valuation and Advisory, Residential Brokerage and Management, Market Research, Retail Broking, Facilities Management and Property Management.

It currently manages all the seven western style malls in Ghana.