Don't Miss Our Residential Summit

S.F. is quickly becoming one of the hottest places to live in the country, causing a decrease in residential inventory. The tech boom is causing units to fill up fast as young professionals continue to crave an urban lifestyle. With many new projects developing, come see our all-star panelists discuss the latest trends and topics and future of for-sale residential real estate throughout the Bay Area at Hotel Nikko this Thursday, Aug. 7 at Bisnow's Residential Real Estate Summit (register here). Hear from housing experts like Crescent Heights' Adam Tartakovsky, Wilson Meany's Kim Havens, AGI Capital's Eric Tao, and more.

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