These Are the Canadian Gold Winners from The Nationals Awards

On Tuesday evening, some of the biggest names in the North American real estate world hit the lights of Las Vegas for the high-profile The Nationals real estate awards show.

The awards show is the National Association of Home Builders' (NAHB) most prestigious awards show, and it honours the best of new-home sales and marketing.

And it's safe to say that the Canadians sort of crushed it, taking home a slew of top "Gold" awards for some of the most coveted titles.

Congrats to all the winners!

Sales Team of the Year: Sales

The Vincent Condos Sales Team
Mississauga, Ontario
Rosehaven Homes
In2ition Realty

Best Brochure for a Community: Digital

Whitehorn Woods - Towns on Britannia
Mississauga, Ontario
By: National Homes
Ad Agency: McOuat Partnership

Best Brochure for a Community: Print

ALIAS
Toronto, Ontario
By: Madison Group
Ad Agency: IF Studio

Best Print Ad

THE DAWES
Toronto, Ontario
By: Marlin Spring
Ad Agency: Gladstone Media

Best Video: Long Format

50 Scollard, Toronto, Ontario
By: Lanterra Developments
Ad Agency: Montana Steele Strategic Marketing

Best Website for a Builder

ALTERRA
Toronto, Ontario
Agency: Montana Steele Strategic Marketing

Best Social Media Campaign

Everyday Beautiful
Toronto, Ontario
By: Empire Communities
Ad Agency: Pureblink

Best Special Promotion

The Pemberton 33 Yorkville Project Launch Party
Toronto, Ontario
By: Pemberton Group
Ad Agency: Community Agency

Best Presentation Centre

Courcelette
Toronto, Ontario
By: Windmill Developments
Design: 52 Pick-Up Inc.

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These Are the Canadian Gold Winners From The Nationals Awards Show

A handful of Canadian real estate professionals won a slew of Gold awards at the prestigious The Nationals awards in Vegas.

Sales Team of the Year: Sales

Best Brochure for a Community: Digital

Best Brochure for a Community: Print

Best Print Ad

Best Video: Long Format

Best Website for a Builder

Best Social Media Campaign

Best Special Promotion

Best Presentation Centre

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