National chartered surveyors Bruton Knowles has appointed Jimmy James as Associate in its National Valuation Team, supporting its valuation work across Northamptonshire, Milton Keynes and the wider Midlands region. He brings more than 20 years’ experience in valuation advice across a broad range of property assets.
He joins from Kirkby Diamond, where he provided valuation advice for loan security purposes across commercial, industrial and residential property. Prior to this, he worked at Aitchison Raffety as a Commercial Valuation Surveyor, advising clients on a range of property matters.
Jimmy holds a BSc (Hons) degree in Land Management and is a qualified MRICS surveyor and RICS Registered Valuer. In his new role, he will provide valuation advice across commercial, industrial and residential property, including development sites, with a particular focus on loan security valuation work for high street lenders.
The appointment forms part of Bruton Knowles’ continued investment in its national valuation capability, as demand for specialist, technically robust valuation advice remains strong across the UK market.
Speaking on his appointment, Jimmy said: “Bruton Knowles has a strong reputation in the market and a clear focus on delivering high-quality, practical advice to clients.
James Bailey, Managing Partner at Bruton Knowles, added: “Jimmy brings strong technical knowledge, a detailed understanding of the valuation process and significant experience across a range of property sectors.
“His appointment adds further depth to our Valuation Team and supports our continued focus on providing clients with clear, reliable and commercially relevant advice.”
Alongside his surveying career, Jimmy previously rode under National Hunt racing rules as a Conditional Jockey. He is now an active member of Buckingham & Stowe Running Club.
Bruton Knowles is one of the UK’s most established independent chartered surveying firms, providing specialist property advice across valuation, commercial property, utilities and infrastructure, compulsory purchase and land rights.
