Darien, Connecticut Real Estate Agent Receives 2012 EverGreen Award.
Fairfield County, Connecticut Realtor awarded the 2012 National Realtor's EverGreen award.
- Stamford-Norwalk, CT (1888PressRelease) December 06, 2012 - David Popoff real estate agent with William Pitt Sotheby's International Realty was one of six recipients nationwide who received the 2012 EverGreen Award from the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS'® (NAR's) Green REsource Council. The award ceremony took place at the annual National Realtor Conference that was held in Orlando, Florida on Sunday November 11th, 2012.
David Popoff was nominated for this annual award based on his commitments to the green industry, as well as his work within the community. Popoff was selected for the 2012 EverGreen Award by an independent panel of green real estate professionals.
He has been an outstanding leader in the green real estate community. Some of Popoff achievements within the community include participating in the annual LIVE GREEN CT Expo in Norwalk, Ct., an advisor and contributor to SnappyGreen.com and Greentowns.com and the first instructor for the CTGBC GPRO program that was just launched in Connecticut.
David Popoff also serves a broad range of clients to help them make choices about sustainable or energy-efficient living, and provides an outstanding knowledge base and set of resources. He has made a visible difference for green buyers in his real estate market and local community.
David Popoff has demonstrated that he is the source of knowledge and experience in working with individuals interested in green and sustainable issues, and has shown a strong dedication to this flourishing niche of the real estate market. David Popoff's exemplary acts deserve this special recognition, as they exemplify the principles of good practice among real estate agents.
You may contact NAR's Green REsource Council by telephone, (800) 498-9422, by e-mail, [GreenDesignation ( @ ) realtors dot org], or by visiting the Web site, [www.GreenREsourceCouncil.org].
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