KMC MAG Group garners int'l award

MANILA, Philippines - The KMC MAG Group, a fast growing Philippine real estate agency in the country, bagged the 2012 Highly Commended Real Estate Agency in the Philippines during the prestigious Pacific Property Award’s gala presentation dinner recently at the J. W. Marriot Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Michael McCullough, KMC MAG managing director, personally received the award and was very proud for having been the only non-multi-national agency that won an award for the country “proving that we are capable of beating other contenders within the competitive Asia-Pacific property arena.”

“We are proud of this achievement and recognition for the team’s passion, dedication and hard work. The level of professionalism was achieved in just three years of our existence,” he added. This award will definitely support our continuous expansion, as well as help us to be the most preferred and leading provider of professional real estate services in the Philippines.”

The Asia-Pacific Property Awards, in association with Bloomberg Television and Google, is part of the International Property Awards, the primary award-giving body that recognizes world-class works in architecture, interior design and real estate development. It is led by industry experts who strive to recognize excellence in property management around the globe.

The KMC MAG Group is one of the major players in the flourishing BPO industry in the Philippines by providing prime offices to various international locators.

“The growth in the country’s BPO industry is brought about by the increase in the number of multinational BPO firms relocating to the Philippines because of the very suitable infrastructures and abundant office spaces among others,” said Greg Kittleson, the managing director of Kittelson and Carpo, a business consultancy firm in the country.

“And with this growth, KMC MAG Group has played a key role by providing these firms with excellent office spaces that are right in the center of the business districts and transport systems, which makes it more accessible for current and potential employees and business partners,” Kittleson said.