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D'Ambrosio joins the staff of Christopher J. Barrett Realtors

Amber D'Ambrosio has joined the staff of Christopher J. Barrett Realtors. D'Ambrosio is a graduate of Quinnipiac University where she earned her bachelors degree in Legal Studies. She is currently associated with Looney & Grossman of Boston, where she specializes in real estate, as a paralegal. She recently earned her real estate license and is looking forward to working with first time homebuyers and sellers. D'Ambrosio is following in the steps of her mother, Lisa D'Ambrosio, a realtor with Christopher J. Barrett Realtors. She is a member of the Eastern Middlesex Association of Realtors and the Massachusetts Association of Realtors, as well as the National Paralegal Association. "We are pleased to welcome Amber D'Ambrosio to Christopher J. Barrett Realtors," company co-founder Christopher J. Barrett said. "As a new Realtor, she will bring a youthful perspective to the real estate market; this will be an asset to the home buyers and sellers in the community." Christopher J. Barrett Realtors, a second-generation family-owned real estate firm, is a member of Leading Real Estate Companies of the Worldâ„¢, formerly RELO, the country's largest organization of independent real estate companies, with an annual sales volume of $250 billion. Christopher J. Barrett Realtors is consistently among the organization's top producing, regional leaders.
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