Joe Scozzafava
REALTOR®
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Primary phone
(203) 858-6545 -
License Number
#RES 0786931 -
Email
[email protected] -
Address
4 Elm St,
New Canaan, CT 06840
Get to Know Me
He joined the Real Estate market after a successful career in technology sales and marketing, working for Apple Computer, Xerox, and Hewlett Packard among others.
While performing an International Marketing assignment for Apple, he traveled extensively in Europe and the Asia-Pacific regions.
Pursuing a second career in real estate had been a lifelong interest and he became a licensed agent in 2009.
Joe grew up in Fairfield County, CT, and other than 2 years in the Southwest, has lived here his entire life.
Besides his home base of New Canaan, CT, he is active in the adjoining communities of Darien, Westport, Wilton, Weston, Ridgefield and Stamford.
In addition to his in-depth knowledge of the local communities, Joe's interest in architectural design and renovation gives him a keen eye for viewing properties for their utility, value, and potential. He considers both the aesthetic home qualities, as well as the investment value when making recommendations to his clients.
Joe is very involved in the real estate industry hierarchy. His activities include:
- President-Elect, New Canaan Board of Realtors® for 2024 and 2025.
- Director, CT Association of Realtors®.
- Past Vice President, Connecticut Association of Realtors®
- Past Member, Consumer Communications Committee, National Association of Realtors®.
- Past President, New Canaan Board of Realtors®.
"I believe that developing a strong relationship and trust level with my clients is of paramount importance. I devote personal attention to every client to achieve success and impose limits on the number of listings I will manage at any given time and the number of buyers that I can serve effectively."
Joe received his BA from Western Connecticut State University and an Executive MBA from the London School of Business. In his spare time, he enjoys travel, gourmet cooking, wine tasting, and classical music.
