Meet Shelley – Your Local Tracy and Mountain House Real Estate Advocate
Shelley is a trusted real estate professional, Prop 19 speaker, and micro-market Tracy and Mountain House marketing listing specialist serving Tracy and Mountain House. A long-time Mountain House resident since 2004, Shelley is deeply rooted in the community and understands the rhythm, lifestyle, and heart of both Mountain House and Tracy. Her passion lies in helping people find a home that fits their life—right now.
Whether you’re a 55+ active adult empty nester ready to downsize into a single-story home with less upkeep, or a growing family looking to upgrade into more space near top-rated schools, Shelley is here to guide you every step of the way.
A California native raised in Alameda, Shelley was inspired early on by her grandmother who flipped homes. After earning her bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications, she passed her real estate exam on the first try and began her career in finance, spending six years as a mortgage broker before transitioning into real estate full time.
Known for her insight, honesty, enthusiasm, patience and calm professionalism, Shelley specializes in coordinating the sale and purchase of homes—often simultaneously—for her clients throughout San Joaquin County, with a focus on Mountain House, Tracy, and Tracy Hills. She also works with buyers, helping them secure homes that support their evolving needs—whether that’s more space, fewer stairs, or a location closer to loved ones.
The communities of Mountain House, Tracy, and Tracy Hills offer more than just beautiful homes. With thoughtfully designed neighborhoods, walking trails, parks, family-friendly events, and strong schools, they’re ideal for both raising a family and settling into your next chapter.
If you’re thinking of selling your current home and finding a space that finally fits your lifestyle—Shelley is ready to make it a smooth and rewarding transition.
Let’s find the home that fits your next chapter. Reach out to Shelley today.
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Smart Moves: Sell Your Two-Story, Find Your Forever One-Story
Tuesday, Sept. 9th 10:30am PDT
Have you lived in your two-story home for a long time and found that the stairs are becoming more of a hassle than a convenience? Are you dreaming of a single-story home that better suits your current lifestyle but feel overwhelmed about where to begin?
You’re not alone. Many homeowners just like you have questions about the process, from “Should I buy or sell first?” to “How do I even begin sorting through everything?”
Join us for a free, 30-minute online session where we’ll walk you through the entire process, from preparing your current home for sale to finding your perfect one-story retreat. We’ll also cover how to potentially keep your low property tax base when you move.
Tracy
Tracy, California has evolved from a quiet railroad town into a massive hub for Bay Area commuters. The city’s real estate market is broadly divided into distinct pockets: ultra-modern master-planned communities to the south and west, established upscale developments from the 2000s, and the historic downtown core. This demographic landscape is increasingly shaped by a substantial senior population, with approximately 27.8% of residents aged 55 or older, fueling a growing demand for active adult and low-maintenance living options.
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Mountain House
In 2020, Mountain House, CA had a population of 21.4k people with a median age of 30.9 and a median household income of $161,086. Between 2019 and 2020 the population of Mountain House, CA grew from 17,966 to 21,387, a 19% increase and its median household income grew from $140,801 to $161,086, a 14.4% increase.
The 5 largest ethnic groups in Mountain House, CA are Asian (Non-Hispanic) (41.5%), White (Non-Hispanic) (27.9%), Two+ (Non-Hispanic) (8.49%), Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) (8.45%), and White (Hispanic) (8.44%).
None of the households in Mountain House, CA reported speaking a non-English language at home as their primary shared language. This does not consider the potential multi-lingual nature of households, but only the primary self-reported language spoken by all members of the household.
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Manteca
Manteca, CA continues to experience steady economic and demographic expansion, with its population growing 2.9% to 89,043 and median household income rising 2.5% to $97,055 over the latest reporting period. The city’s demographic profile is highly diverse and characterized by a stable median age of 37. The local population is led by Hispanic or Latino residents (41.2%), followed by White (34.0%) and Asian (15.6%) communities. This multicultural makeup is further underscored by the city’s linguistic diversity, with approximately 35.6% of households reporting a non-English language as their primary shared language at home.
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Active Adults Buying & Selling
The decision to downsize is a big step—it’s a transition to a new, often simpler and more liberating lifestyle. For senior and active adult homeowners, spring is the perfect time to make this move. The market is active, and a fresh start feels right with the season. However, the physical …
The spring real estate market moves fast. Buyers are eager, inventory is often limited, and the potential for multiple offers is high. For senior and active adult homeowners looking to make a stress-free transition into their next home—especially those leveraging the financial advantages of Proposition 19—having a clear, organized timeline …
The open house is a critical, high-traffic moment in the home selling process. It’s when you invite the world—or at least, the local buyer pool—to experience your home’s unique charm and potential. For senior and active adult sellers, maximizing the success of an open house must be balanced with prioritizing …
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One of the biggest reasons buyers are still sitting on the sidelines is because they think home prices are going to come down. Some believe a crash is coming and they’ll get a better deal if they hold off. Others worry they’ll buy now and watch their home’s value fall …
A few years ago, sellers could get away with saying “no” to just about everything. No repairs. No concessions. No negotiation. If buyers wanted the house, they pretty much had to take it on the seller’s terms. But now that inventory’s grown, negotiations are becoming a normal part of the …
A lot of people who want to move are telling themselves the same thing: “Maybe I’ll just wait until later this year once things calm down.” While waiting sounds like a good plan, there’s something worth knowing before you decide. Rates aren’t expected to change much, so if that’s the …
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The Active Adult 55+ Downsize Digest Newsletter confidently guides homeowners who are selling and buying their last home through their transaction