Midi plc’s Tigné Point was named ‘Best Mixed Use Development in Europe’ at the European Property Awards ceremony in London last month.

Tigné Point has now secured the privilege of representing Europe in the mixed-use category at the International Property Awards, World’s Best 2011 in London in December.

Europe’s best developers, architects, interior designers and real estate agents, gathered at The Park Lane Hotel in London’s Mayfair last month for the announcement of the winners of the hotly contested European Property Awards.

Midi chief executive Ben Muscat, who received the award on behalf of the company, said this latest honour was testament to the vision of this unique brown-field project, in which top quality residential, retail and commercial spaces were planned alongside large open public areas and restored heritage sites within a substantial car free zone.

The European Property Awards and the equally prestigious Asia Pacific Property Awards held recently in Shanghai, lead to the International Property Awards.

Held in association with Bloomberg Television and Google, they were established 17 years ago as the world’s most prestigious property competition and cover residential as well as commercial categories.

More than 80 experts judge entries and seek to identify the most impressive and innovative projects and developments.

The next stage is for the top-scoring winners from each category of the European Property Awards to take on the world by competing against other high scoring companies from Asia Pacific, Africa, the Americas and Arabia.

The ultimate World’s Best in each category will be named at the Savoy Hotel on December 12.