After successfully owning and operating her own fashion company in New York City, Judy Gibbons returned to her hometown of Barrington, finding inspiration from her father who was a builder and investor. “My father’s expertise and guidance became a driving force behind my decision to enter the real estate industry,” she says. “He taught me to value integrity and to place great importance in my word.” Gibbons’ creativity, forward thinking, business ownership experience, networking abilities and branding know-how contribute to her success in this competitive market.
A Realtor with Jameson Sotheby’s International Realty, Gibbons has sold real estate for 19 years, developing a deep understanding and appreciation for the community. Covering Chicago and the northwest suburbs, she has extensive knowledge of the neighborhoods, schools, amenities and market trends in those areas, allowing her to provide valuable insight and guidance to her clients. She is also licensed in Michigan and Florida. “I am dedicated to delivering exceptional service to my clients,” she says. “I make sure they find their dream homes or make successful real estate investments.”
Known for her friendly demeanor, strong work ethic, dedication to customer satisfaction and genuine care for her clients, Gibbons is a member of the Women’s Council of Realtors, Service Club of Chicago, National Association of Realtors, North Shore-Barrington Association of Realtors, Chicago Association of Realtors and Illinois Association of Realtors. “My experience of surviving a tornado and the resulting empathy I developed became a powerful asset in my career,” she explains. “I understand that personal wellbeing and emotions are more important than material possessions, which enables me to connect with clients on a deeper level, navigate challenging situations with empathy and tact, and build lasting relationships based on trust and support.”
Recognizing many real estate transactions occur due to major life changes or difficult circumstances, Gibbons provides compassionate support to help alleviate additional stress. “I believe relationships and professionalism is key to getting deals done,” she shares. “Treat others the way you want to be treated. That’s the golden rule for everything in life.”
