After graduating college, Vincent Verderame became involved in the real estate industry quite by happenstance.
“After successfully investing in a few real estate ventures at the New Jersey shore, I became intrigued by the many different facets affecting individual properties, particularly location.”
A Camden County native, Vincent benefited from the area’s unique position between Philadelphia to the west and the South Jersey beaches to the east. This fascination with locational factors led him to real estate school, where he completed coursework through the Appraisal Institute.
During this time, Vincent was offered an opportunity to work with a Philadelphia-based firm that needed New Jersey appraisers.
“Through this early liaison, I eventually purchased the firm, Computerized Appraisals, Inc., and expanded the service area to multiple counties across two states before later focusing exclusively on New Jersey.”
Vincent’s years of experience include supervising a team of 10 appraisers and establishing a strong foundation of expertise and knowledge in the field.
Vincent believes that personal service is at the heart of every successful business.
“I’ve always believed that personal service is the core of any business. It’s important to deliver expertise while maintaining transparency and integrity within USPAP and federal protocols.”
Vincent’s commitment to these values has earned him strong ties within the business community, which relies on him through referrals for his expertise and reliability.
Throughout his career, Vincent has balanced professionalism and respect during even the most challenging times.
“During the COVID-19 pandemic, health and safety became a challenge during even the simplest inspections. Striking that balance while maintaining integrity was critical to the success of my business.”
In 2019, Vincent proudly welcomed his son to the business and looks forward to continuing to build relationships with clients and partners for years to come.
The market in Vincent’s home base of Haddonfield, NJ, remains predominantly owner-occupied, with limited vacant land and steady demand.
“Currently, commercial spaces are being converted into single-family rentals and condominiums. These changes reflect the highest and best use for the area, and the properties are conveniently located within walking distance to downtown shopping and restaurants.”
Vincent also stays attuned to trends in his local market of Haddonfield, NJ.
“The median home price in Camden County rose to $345,000 in 2024, up from $306,000 in 2023. Home sales have slowed slightly, with 423 homes sold in October 2024 compared to 452 the year before. Inventory is up, with 568 homes listed this year versus 539 in 2023. Homes are also staying on the market longer, with an average of 27 days compared to 24 days last year.”