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Bruno Versaci Realtor The Vallejo real estate market — neighborhood by neighborhood, from someone who actually lives here.

Bruno Versaci purchased his first Vallejo home in the Glen Cove neighborhood in 1998 and has worked in real estate since 2013. His years in New York City sharpened the marketing, negotiation and presentation skills he now brings to Bay Area buyers and sellers. Today, Bruno focuses on Vallejo and surrounding communities, combining neighborhood-level market knowledge with targeted seller marketing and off-market home searches. His approach is straightforward: explain the market clearly, provide honest options and build a strategy around the move each client actually wants to make. Bruno Versaci | California DRE #01944375 | Excel Realty & Mortgage

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10/14/2026

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10/12/2026
🏡 Same house. Bigger payment. Apparently that’s an upgrade now.The national average 30-year mortgage rate climbed to 7.4...
10/12/2026

🏡 Same house. Bigger payment. Apparently that’s an upgrade now.

The national average 30-year mortgage rate climbed to 7.40% on October 8, up from 7.28% the week before.

On a $400,000 loan over 30 years, that’s about $33 more per month in principal and interest. No extra bedroom. No renovated kitchen. Just… more payment.

Meanwhile, September’s numbers show Solano County inventory barely increased, while Napa County inventory rose about 7%. Median asking prices declined in both counties.

So what’s the deal? Buyers may find negotiating opportunities, but a lower asking price doesn’t automatically mean a lower payment. Sellers need to pay attention to today’s competition—not what the neighbor got during the Jurassic period of mortgage rates.

Buying, selling, or downsizing in Vallejo? Send me a message. Let’s do the math before you fall in love with the countertops. 😏

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10/08/2026

The latest Real Estate News You Can Use. So in plain English: More inventory is coming on the market - having new build homes come in with lower prices (and more incentives), and what's already on the market at 45 days or more will lower their prices to compete with the new inventory - which will be coming in at lower prices to be competitive to what's already out there. Sounds like a downhill spiral to me. So is it a good time to buy a home? Hell Yes. But the numbers do need to make sense for an affordable mortgage. Talk to your lender or I'll refer you to mine.

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10/08/2026

Welcome to Vallejo 😁😂🧐

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10/08/2026

I bought this bad boy about two weeks ago. I never knew they make bikes like cars. This is the 2027 specialized expert rock hopper model. I always wanted 29 inch tires. It also has modern components and only one flywheel with the same ratio of the 15 speed. And I even have an automatic adjustable seat. Technology is amazing. How does it ride? It’s like a dirtbike but the SUV version. It feels like I’m riding on a cloud no matter how hard the trail.

Here’s a condo for someone who wants sunlight, a pool view and groceries across the street—not 2,000 square feet of hous...
10/05/2026

Here’s a condo for someone who wants sunlight, a pool view and groceries across the street—not 2,000 square feet of house they have to spend every Saturday cleaning.

Located at 2005 Pleasant Valley Avenue, Unit 215 is a bright one-bedroom, one-bath condo offering approximately 650 square feet in Oakland’s Rockridge Manor community.

No, 650 square feet is not an aircraft hangar. But the layout makes good use of the space, natural light pours in, and the garden and pool views give the home a much more open feeling.

It’s also tucked away from the street, so you get the convenience of the location without feeling as though you’re living in the parking lot of a shopping center.

Speaking of convenience, The Ridge Shopping Center is directly across the street. Piedmont Avenue and College Avenue—with their restaurants, cafés and shops—are just minutes away. You could pick up groceries, find dinner and spend $8 on coffee without starting the car. That’s either convenient or financially dangerous. Possibly both.

Rockridge Manor also offers a gated setting, community pool, spa, sauna, fitness center, shared laundry and an on-site manager—which is surprisingly difficult to find until the exact moment you actually need one.

The monthly HOA fee is $513 and includes water, sewer, trash, insurance, reserves and management. Because if an HOA is going to collect $513 every month, it’s nice to know it isn’t spending all of it on festive lobby plants.

You’ll also have one assigned garage parking space, which in this part of Oakland is not a minor detail.

📍 NEIGHBORHOOD NUGGET:

The nearby Piedmont Avenue neighborhood began developing in the late 1800s after Mountain View Cemetery opened in 1863 and brought visitors and public transportation into the area.

The neighborhood was annexed into Oakland in 1897, but Piedmont Avenue still has the feeling of a small main street—shops, restaurants and cafés surrounded by established residential streets.

In other words, the neighborhood has been attracting people for more than a century. Apparently, coffee shops were not the original reason.

This could be a great fit for a first-time buyer, someone downsizing, or anyone who wants a low-maintenance home in a highly convenient Oakland location.

Listing courtesy of Chiuyit Lian, Broker.

🏡 And remember, I don't care whose sign is in the front yard... my job is helping you get the keys.

If you'd like more information or want to schedule a private viewing, send me a message and I'll help make it happen.

Offered at $343,000

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🏡 Prices down. Sales up. Mortgage rates apparently didn’t get the memo.Solano County’s August median home price fell 7.3...
10/05/2026

🏡 Prices down. Sales up. Mortgage rates apparently didn’t get the memo.

Solano County’s August median home price fell 7.3% from a year earlier, while sales rose 12.5%. Then the national average 30-year mortgage rate climbed to 7.28% on October 1 (yikes! 😬

Because apparently buying a home needed another plot twist.

So what’s the deal? Buyers are still buying—but the payment has to work. Sellers, pricing your home based on what your neighbor got back when everyone was waiving inspections might need a little updating.

If you're looking into buying, selling, downsizing or just have questions, send me a message. We’ll look at the numbers before you start packing—or panic scrolling Zillow. 😏

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1175 NIMITZ Avenue , BLDG 112, Suite 180
Vallejo, CA
94592

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