Joelle Sagner

About Joelle

Joelle is recognized by her clients for her tenacity, knowledge, accessibility, and attention to detail. She began her real estate career in 2013, and has devoted her market expertise, marketing savvy, and seasoned advice to meet her client’s real estate goals.

Joelle has a master’s degree in social work with a concentration on Mental Health (MSW). She also owned a jewelry company with her sisters that featured unique pieces made from semi-precious stones, visible in magazines and juried shows. Joelle’s multi-faceted skill-set lends well to real estate. She brings her practiced communication skills, patience, and extraordinary follow-up to ensure the home buying and selling …

Joelle is recognized by her clients for her tenacity, knowledge, accessibility, and attention to detail. She began her real estate career in 2013, and has devoted her market expertise, marketing savvy, and seasoned advice to meet her client’s real estate goals.

Joelle has a master’s degree in social work with a concentration on Mental Health (MSW). She also owned a jewelry company with her sisters that featured unique pieces made from semi-precious stones, visible in magazines and juried shows. Joelle’s multi-faceted skill-set lends well to real estate. She brings her practiced communication skills, patience, and extraordinary follow-up to ensure the home buying and selling process is supported for her clients every step of the way.

Joelle believes everyone should work in the service-industry at one point in their life to remain humble. A current resident of Baltimore, MD, she has a keen understanding of market conditions and value, and how they affect a customer’s bottom line. Through Northrop Realty’s affiliations with Long and Foster, Joelle is able to provide exceptional customer service to showcase her client’s home in the market, both locally and internationally.

When Joelle is not working, she enjoys spending time with her two adult children. Her son is studying Chinese at the University of Toronto, and her daughter works at NPR in Washington, D.C.