James brings an analytical mindset combined with creativity and market awareness to the Bernardsville office, skills that are second nature to him from a successful career in publishing. His personal interests in real estate, architecture and history combine with his wide-ranging local knowledge as a Bernardsville resident. Among James' other highly valued traits are collaboration, project management and critical thinking, all which are beneficial during the transaction process.

Drawn to Turpin's excellent reputation as a boutique firm, James has a knack for matching buyers and sellers based on his interactive communication skills. He ably assists clients ranging from first-time buyers to those who are downsizing. Before moving to the Somerset Hills, James and his family lived in a historic Brooklyn coach house. He can offer first-hand advice about making the move from city life to a more relaxed pace in this picturesque part of the state.

James and his wife are raising two young daughters, which makes him familiar with many of the region's public and private schools, recreational opportunities, neighborhoods and community events. A graduate of The University of Chicago, he has a bachelor's degree in history. In his free time, he enjoys cooking, gardening and staying active.

When you need the guidance of a talented professional, rely on James to provide mindful, informative and focused service. He looks forward to helping you achieve your real estate goals in today's dynamic marketplace.