Entrants were judged by a strict set of criteria and evaluated by a panel of more than 70 experts from all over the world chaired by two active members of the House of Lords: Lord Caithness (development) and Lord Best (real estate), the announcement said.
Horizon Development’s managing partners Attila Kovács MRICS and Balázs Czár agreed that: “Receiving such acknowledgment in the international arena only reassures us in our attempt to develop world-class, top quality, sustainable buildings that stand out with their unique features both in Hungary and abroad.’’
“Once again, European developers have excelled in this competition by entering a select number of simply stunning developments. These projects are aesthetically beautiful, highly functional, eco-friendly and feature state-of-the-art technology,” Stuart Shield, president of the International Property Awards, said.
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