WHO THE AWARDS ARE FOR

The awards are open to developers, professional teams, consultants, suppliers and property owners involved in the
African real estate industry. To ensure impartiality and objectivity, the awards are judged by a panel of industry experts
and thought leaders.

API AWARD OBJECTIVES

RECOGNISE

To recognise and reward
excellence in real estate
and associated sectors

ENCOURAGE

To encourage innovative real estate solutions within the industry

ENHANCE

To enhance quality standards.

PROMOTE

To promote confidence in the real estate and property industry

SAFEGUARD

To safeguard and
strengthen interest of
stakeholders in the industry

PROVIDE

To provide a strategic and
reputable platform of
interaction for the different
stakeholders in the industry

AWARD CATEGORIES

PROMOTING YOUR AWARD

Award winners also have the opportunity to be highlighted as an award-winning project on API
Events’ various websites, events and platforms, which include press releases distributed by API Events,
prime placement of the API Summit and Group websites, social media channels, newsletters, which is
electronically distributed to 25,000 property stakeholders, and through targeted email marketing
campaigns to API Events database.

All winners receive a framed certificate, trophy, email signature, web banner and a window vinyl,

and any additional customised and branded marketing collateral on request.

Finalists are mentioned in the Awards presentation. Due to the high level of competition and interest in the API Awards,
being recognised as a finalist in this African property defining awards provides significant exposure for brands and their teams.

About

2024 aWARDS

The 8th annual API Awards were open to developers, professional teams, consultants, suppliers, and property owners involved in the African real estate industry.

The awards included over 240 entries & nominations, with 111 finalists and 20 winners. To ensure impartiality and objectivity, the awards were judged by a panel of 6 industry experts. The judges were Tim Harlech-Jones, Elizabeth Natukunda, Nicolas Sheard, Ivan Cornet, Paul Onwuanibe and Vere Shaba