Rancho Bernardo real estate agents

Who are Team Azizi's real estate agents in Rancho Bernardo?

Team Azizi’s Rancho Bernardo real estate agents are Sofia Azizi, who has lived in Rancho Bernardo for more than thirty years and writes the team’s guide to it, and Zohra Azizi, who works neighboring 4S Ranch and Santaluz and has sold a $3,000,000 home in Rancho Bernardo’s 92128 ZIP code. Both hold California real estate licenses and work under Compass.

Sofia Azizi, CA DRE# 02108624, is the team’s primary agent for the community. Her profile has her background, and the questions she is asked most often here are the ones the Rancho Bernardo guide documents.

Zohra Azizi, CA DRE# 01992847, has the longest record on the team in 92127, the ZIP code Rancho Bernardo shares with 4S Ranch, Del Sur and Santaluz: six of the team’s eighteen sales there when its records were reviewed in July 2026. All four communities are in Poway Unified. 4S Ranch is her primary community, and her profile covers it.

What has Team Azizi sold in Rancho Bernardo?

Team Azizi’s documented Rancho Bernardo closings run from a $679,000 three-bedroom home to a $3,000,000 home on four acres, each listed below by street address, price and closing date so it can be checked against public record rather than taken on this page’s word.

• 17523 Fairlie Road, San Diego, CA 92128
  3 bed, 2 bath, 1,599 sq ft — $679,000. Sofia Azizi represented the buyer, closed 16 March 2026.
  MLS NDP2600999. Source: Team Azizi, confirmed 2026-09-09.
• 13140 Camino Ramillette, San Diego, CA 92128
  5 bed, 6 bath, 5,975 sq ft — $3,000,000. Zohra Azizi was a listing agent and also represented the buyer, closed 10 March 2023.
  MLS PTP2205231. Source: Compass listing record, retrieved 2026-11-04.
• 12538 Paseo Lucido, Unit 142, San Diego, CA 92128
  2 bed, 2 bath, 1,397 sq ft — $800,000. Sofia Azizi was a listing agent, closed 10 November 2022.
  Source: Compass listing record, retrieved 2026-09-09.

Each line says which side the agent represented and where that comes from, because a sold record shows the price but not who was on which side. These are the closings attributed to Sofia or Zohra by name. Sales recorded only under the team are not on the list.

What does a Rancho Bernardo agent need to know that a general San Diego agent might not?

A Rancho Bernardo sale turns on four facts a general San Diego agent can miss: which of the community’s separately governed associations the house belongs to, whether it sits in one of the age-restricted 55-and-over communities, where the parcel falls on the fire hazard map after the 2007 Witch Creek Fire, and whether a Poway Unified special tax applies to the address.

The association comes first, because it decides the documents and the dues structure; the guide maps Rancho Bernardo’s sub-communities and how each is governed. The age-restricted communities follow California’s senior-housing rules, which govern who may live in a home rather than who may buy one, as set out under the 55-and-over communities.

The fire history shapes the insurance conversation. The Witch Creek Fire destroyed 365 Rancho Bernardo homes in October 2007, and a carrier quotes on where the parcel sits against the wildland edge, which the guide’s fire section explains. Poway Unified numbers its community facilities districts rather than naming them for neighborhoods, so whether a particular address carries Mello-Roos is a question about the parcel, answered in the guide’s Mello-Roos section.

Which Team Azizi agent should I call about a Rancho Bernardo home?

Either Team Azizi agent will take a call about any part of Rancho Bernardo. The difference is in their documented closings there: for Sofia Azizi a condominium and a three-bedroom home between $679,000 and $800,000, and for Zohra Azizi a $3,000,000 home on four acres, built in 2020.

Sofia has lived in the community for more than thirty years, through the 2007 fire and the rebuilding after it, which is knowledge no list of closings shows. Zohra’s record is concentrated in the 92127 master plans next door, Del Sur and 4S Ranch, which helps when a Rancho Bernardo home is being priced or chosen against one of them. Both can be reached on (858) 201-2899.

How should you choose a real estate agent in Rancho Bernardo?

Choose a Rancho Bernardo real estate agent on what can be checked: a California license in good standing on the Department of Real Estate’s public lookup, closings you can find by street address, and specific answers about the associations, age restrictions, fire exposure and special taxes that make Rancho Bernardo several markets rather than one.

The seven questions to ask a real estate agent each have an answer you can verify, and both agents on this page will answer them. Commission is negotiable: it is set in the listing agreement or the buyer-representation agreement, and there is no standard rate.