Claudia Patterson, Recognized by BestAgents.us as a 2024 Top Agent

Jan 26, 2024


Prioritizing clients and cultivating an honest approach, Claudia is a firm but fair negotiator, striving to ensure a win-win outcome for all parties involved.


New York City, New York Jan 25, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - Claudia serves as a realtor at Coldwell Banker Realty in Mountain Lakes, New Jersey. She serves Rockaway, Denville, Parsippany, Boonton, and Mt. Lakes, primarily in Northern New Jersey. 

In today's competitive market, Claudia stands out by employing cutting-edge technology for efficiency, utilizing professional photography, video, and digital marketing to showcase clients' homes across popular social media platforms. Her adept negotiation and organizational skills ensure optimal results for clients in their home sales or purchases. 

With a rich background, Claudia holds an Undergraduate Degree in Marketing and an MBA in Finance. Prior to embarking on her fulfilling career in residential real estate, she achieved success at a Fortune 15 company, notably in roles such as Premier Sales Account Manager and Project Management (PMP Certified).

Just five years ago, following a devastating family tragedy, Claudia underwent a transformative period in her life. She made bold decisions, leaving a stable job with benefits while navigating a divorce, selling her home, and venturing into the realm of real estate. 

Since then, Claudia has garnered the admiration of both peers and clients by delivering premium, hands-on customer service. She is constantly learning how to better serve her client base with recent certifications such as a Listing, Luxury Marketing, and Supreme Luxury Auction Specialist. In addition, she is certified to assist those facing challenging situations, such as divorce, short sales, and foreclosures.

With her overarching goal to assist clients in transitioning to the next phase of their lives, Claudia recognizes the brevity of life and the importance of savoring it to the fullest. She has received accolades such as NCJAR's Circle of Excellence (2021, 2023), Coldwell Banker's prestigious International Society Award (2000-2023, top 15% of agents), and Best of Zillow (2020).

While she exudes professionalism, Claudia adds a touch of fun and quirkiness to her approach, all while demonstrating a profound love and understanding of the real estate business. Armed with her cape and wand, she ensures a seamless, enjoyable experience for clients, concluding on time with the best possible outcome.

As a lifelong resident of Morris County, Claudia dedicates her spare time to volunteering on different committees. Her interests extend to cooking, fine dining, traveling, and do-it-yourself home improvements, such as creating aesthetically pleasing spaces through the installation of ceramic tiles or hardwood floors. 

Particularly renowned for her annual cookie bake, Claudia crafts 13 varieties and packages them as exquisite gifts for close friends and loved ones--a heartfelt labor of love.

Learn More about Claudia Patterson:

Through her Best Agent's profile, https://bestagents.us/profile?agent=2121106 or through Coldwell Banker Realty, https://www.coldwellbankerhomes.com/nj/mountain-lakes/agent/claudia-patterson/aid_204107/

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