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According to RISMedia, the official news source for residential real estate, hundreds of agents were nominated from throughout the United States. The field was narrowed to 10 finalists. In a ceremony at Rosen Centre in Orlando, McFadyen, 27, was announced as the honoree by Jennifer Dixson Hoff, president of Colibri Real Estate, sponsor of the award.
“I’m honored and a little surprised,” said the humble McFadyen. “It feels good to be recognized for all the hard work of the past year.”
McFadyen’s win was based on achievements for his clients in 2021. He closed 86 units for $19.7 million in production for the year. In 2022, he is presently at 81 units and $22 million in closed sales.
After winning the honor, McFadyen recognized his mentors, including company CEO Ralph Huff and the president of the Sandhills division, Lisa Geddie. He also thanked Alan Tucker, his Fayetteville broker-in-charge, now general manager for the Southern Pines office/director of marketing; Malcolm McFadyen, a long-time, a top-producing broker at CBA who is his uncle; and CBA trainer Megan Gerber. Alex McFadyen spoke of growing up in the business. Another uncle, Bill McFadyen, works in commercial real estate.
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