“Successful real estate transactions are a collaborative effort between buyers, sellers and agent.”

After 10 years in real estate helping clients reach their real estate goals, Realtor® Joseph Cipoletta is adamant that teamwork is essential. “By working together, we can ensure that everyone feels ‘good’ about what we have achieved—and at the end of the day, that’s what it’s all about—making people feel [...]

“Successful real estate transactions are a collaborative effort between buyers, sellers and agent.”

After 10 years in real estate helping clients reach their real estate goals, Realtor® Joseph Cipoletta is adamant that teamwork is essential. “By working together, we can ensure that everyone feels ‘good’ about what we have achieved—and at the end of the day, that’s what it’s all about—making people feel good.”

Joseph, a Boston native who grew up in the North End and has lived in Salem since 2009, has an intimate knowledge of the North Shore’s diverse communities. “The North Shore has so much to offer not only for its countless recreational opportunities but also in terms of lifestyles. Our communities run the gamut from large urban centers like Beverly and Salem to small towns like Hamilton or Georgetown.”

“The key to finding someone the ‘right’ home is to listen carefully to what they say and then work hard to find what they want. That’s what I enjoy most—is finding people their perfect home.”

Joseph is also very active with professional real estate organizations. Most recently he was appointed to the Grievance and Professional Standards Committee at North Shore REALTORS, a nonprofit advocacy, support and education resource for Realtors® and the public.

With the recent addition of his son Sebastian, “perfect—albeit hectic” is also how Joseph describes life these days. A classical organist, Joseph is also the Music Director for St. Paul’s Parish in Hamilton-Wenham. His wife, Jessica, is Research Project Manager at Boston Children’s Hospital and is on the faculty at Mass College of Pharmacy Health Sciences.