Las Vegas Sales Representative Raymond Eng Wins Sales Person of the Year

Raymond Eng, sales representative at Warmington at Northern Terrace in Providence, was named Sales Person of the Year-Under $249,000 category for his outstanding and impressive sales achievements over the past year. The award was presented on Saturday, March 29, during the Silver Nugget Awards ceremony in Las Vegas.

With 81 net sales for the year, Raymond Eng achieved an average per-month sales pace of 6.75 in a market were the running average is closer to 4 per-month, per two-person team. He also closed an average of 8 homes per month for the year. He closed 97 homes in 2013 representing a sales volume of $18,370,776.

The 2014 Inaugural Silver Nugget Awards program is hosted by The Las Vegas Review-Journal, in partnership with the Southern Nevada Home Builders Association. Winners were chosen from 43 categories covering, architecture, interior design, floor plans and sales and marketing.

Warmington’s Northern Terrace in Las Vegas was a finalist in two categories. In addition to Raymond Eng's nomination and win in the Sales Person of the Year-Under $249,000 category, Warmington's Northern Terrace also was a finalist in the Advertising category for its 2013 Campaign: Chalk It Up to the Season!

Chalk it up to the Season! is a clever and friendly campaign designed to elevate the awareness, increase sales and traffic at Warmington at Northern Terrace during what was expected to be an uptick in the traditionally solid fall season in Las Vegas which starts with Back-To-School season in August and runs through the Fall Harvest Season.

“Peer-to-peer recognition similar to the Oscars, Emmys and Grammys, is an important benchmark for industry professionals to showcase their hard work and innovation,” said one of the judges. “Recognition of the excellence in the homebuilding industry that the Silver Nugget Awards provides is an important tool consumers can use to compare new homes from resales and also compare builders, plans and features offered when determining value.”

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