Yes. The Davis Team at eXp Realty has its home office in Hercules, at 2525 Bayfront Blvd, Suite G, and works with buyers and sellers across Contra Costa and Solano counties. If you’re an agent in West County, you can walk in, meet the people you’d work with, and see how the business runs before you decide anything.

That last part matters. Don’t join any team off a website, including ours. Come see it.

Where is the Hercules office, and what happens there?

It’s at 2525 Bayfront Blvd, Suite G, Hercules, CA 94547. Call (510) 949-5525 before you stop by.

Bayfront Boulevard runs through the city’s Bayfront waterfront project, where new homes and a hotel are proposed, and the planned Hercules Hub train stop would sit next to that Bayfront development (City of Hercules, Waterfront and Hercules Hub pages, checked September 25, 2026). So when a client asks what’s being built on the waterfront, you can go look, and the city’s staff reports tell you the details.

When you visit, ask to see how a day actually runs: when training meets, who you’d call with a question, and where your files get handled. You’ll still spend most of your time where your clients are, in their homes, at open houses and on the phone.

What does The Davis Team give an agent?

Five things, and we’ll show you each one in person:

  • Leads. Business from the team, on top of the people you already know. The gold is in the people you’ve already met, so we’ll also help you work your own sphere.
  • Training. Scripts, contracts, pricing, objection handling. Practiced out loud, not just read.
  • Support. Help with the file after the contract, so you’re not tracking every deadline alone.
  • Mentorship. Someone you can call when a deal gets weird. Every agent needs one.
  • Systems. The team runs on Follow Up Boss, Sisu, Monday.com, Slack, Mailchimp, Canva, Zapier, BrokerKit and Shilo.ai. You won’t be building your follow-up plan from scratch.

What you won’t get from this page is a promise about what you’ll earn. Nobody can honestly make one. Ask us for the written terms and read them.

What local knowledge will I need to sell in Hercules?

More than a price per square foot. Here are Hercules items that come up in real transactions, each with the official source you’ll learn to pull:

  • Sewer lateral certificate. Hercules requires the private sewer lateral to be video inspected and any repairs done before close of escrow on a sale (City of Hercules, Sanitary Sewer page, Ordinance No. 457, checked September 24, 2026). Miss it and your closing date slips.
  • Price mix. In August 2026, Redfin’s Hercules all-homes median was $633,581, down 17.2%, while single-family homes were at $896,974, up 9.7% (Redfin, Hercules housing market page, August 2026, checked September 24, 2026). Explaining that difference to a nervous seller is part of the job.
  • The waterfront. 171 row houses were approved on September 9, 2025, a 207-key hotel is under review, and a 142-townhome pre-application is on file (City of Hercules, Waterfront page, checked September 24, 2026).
  • The Rodeo plant next door. Buyers ask. You’ll point them to Contra Costa Health’s Community Warning System and the air district’s flare data, not your opinion.
  • Schools. Hercules is in West Contra Costa Unified. You’ll always tell clients to verify the school for an address with the district, never guess.

That’s what we mean by training. It’s local, and it’s specific.

What should I ask before I join?

Bring these to the office and ask us, or any team you’re looking at:

  1. How are leads handed out, and what response time is expected?
  2. Who runs the first 90 days of training, and can I see the schedule?
  3. Who handles escrow deadlines, disclosures and the lateral certificate on my files?
  4. What exactly do I pay, on team leads and on my own clients? Can I get that in writing?
  5. Can I talk to two agents on the team without a leader in the room?

And one for the client side: commissions are always negotiable and never set by law. That’s a rule you’ll explain to clients often.

Do I need to live in Hercules to work from this office?

No. The team works across Contra Costa and Solano counties. What matters is that you can get to training and to your clients. Hercules sits between Pinole, Rodeo and the Carquinez Bridge to Vallejo, so ask how the team splits territory and leads across cities before you join.

Questions people also ask

Where is The Davis Team’s office in Hercules?

The Davis Team at eXp Realty’s home office is at 2525 Bayfront Blvd, Suite G, Hercules, CA 94547. Call (510) 949-5525 to set a time before you stop by. Bayfront Boulevard runs through the city’s Bayfront waterfront project, next to the planned Hercules Hub train stop.

What does The Davis Team offer new agents?

Leads, training, support, mentorship and systems. The team works with Follow Up Boss, Sisu, Monday.com, Slack, Mailchimp, Canva, Zapier, BrokerKit and Shilo.ai. We don’t promise income on this page. Nobody can honestly promise what you’ll earn. Ask for the written terms and talk to current agents before you decide.

Can I join a Hercules real estate team if I’m not licensed yet?

You’ll need a California salesperson license and a responsible broker before you can do licensed work. The Department of Real Estate requires three college-level courses and a passing exam first. Our separate answer on how to become an agent in Hercules walks through each step and the current state fees.

Do I have to live in Hercules to join The Davis Team?

No. The team serves Contra Costa and Solano counties, and agents work the cities that fit their lives and their clients. What you need is time for training and the ability to get to your clients. Ask how territory and leads are split before you sign anything.

Your next step

Come see the office. Bring the five questions above and we’ll answer every one of them, in writing where it counts. See how The Davis Team works or call (510) 949-5525.

Weighing teams? See why agents choose to join The Davis Team.

Not licensed yet? Start with how to become a real estate agent in Hercules. Want the local picture first? Read Is Hercules, CA a good place to live?

By Bill Davis, DRE #01880656, The Davis Team at eXp Realty, Hercules, CA. Updated September 24, 2026.

Sources

  • The Davis Team at eXp Realty, office address and phone: brand brief, approved September 24, 2026; whythedavisteam.com (checked September 24, 2026)
  • City of Hercules, Waterfront page and The Hercules Hub Project page: herculesca.gov (checked September 24, 2026)
  • City of Hercules, Sanitary Sewer page (Sewer Lateral Ordinance No. 457): herculesca.gov (checked September 24, 2026)
  • Redfin, Hercules housing market page, August 2026 data: redfin.com/city/8519/CA/Hercules/housing-market (checked September 24, 2026)
  • Contra Costa Health, Community Warning System: cwsalerts.com (checked September 24, 2026)
  • West Contra Costa Unified School District: wccusd.net (checked September 24, 2026)
  • California Department of Real Estate, Requirements to Apply for a Real Estate Salesperson License: dre.ca.gov (checked September 24, 2026)