Resi Awards 2020
The RESI Awards, organised by Property Week, recognise the residential property sector and its successes of the past year. During 2020, the awards were held as a fully virtual event, bringing together the key players in the residential market including leading developers, landlords, house builders, operators, investors, agencies and local authorities.
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