Kevin Ho was amazing in helping us buy our first home! We were competing against multiple offers,…read moreand the tenant-occupied property added extra challenges. When unexpected issues came up, Kevin communicated with everyone involved, and found solutions that kept the deal moving forward. He was always responsive, patient, and made us feel that our best interests came first. His market knowledge and negotiation skills were invaluable in getting our offer accepted. We're incredibly grateful for Kevin's help and couldn't recommend him more!

Kevin goes above and beyond as a realtor. During the home search process, he toured potential…read moreproperties and recorded videos highlighting all the relevant details, giving me a thorough preview of each home. When evaluating a property, he prioritized investigating every detail--sometimes literally digging around--to make sure it was safe and sound. He took the time to understand my priorities and helped me purchase a property I'm truly excited about. The property needed some updates and changes, and Kevin helped with the heavy lifting by making a list, identifying the key issues, and helping prioritize the work that needed to be done. When I shared everything Kevin was helping me with, friends were surprised. They said their realtors were no longer involved after the sale. Kevin clearly loves the process of matching homes with buyers. I'm grateful for his help and support.

Yesterday on 8.26/25 I was approached VERY inappropriately by a man named Ben Crochet. He came at…read moreme very aggressive asking if that was my car. Before I could answer he told me I better f***ing move it NOW!! I then proceeded to try and apologize and explain I will move it immediately. He didn't let me get a word out before pulling out his camera on me taking my picture and taking pictures of my license plate. He does not deserve to work in customer service as he was very aggressive and seems like he hates his job. He does not know how to treat people. I wasn't going to write a review but I attempted to contact Joseph Deborba who is assistant general manager. I left two voice mails explaining my concern and he has yet to return a call. I would like someone to contact me about this issue. I was kindly helped by the sweet security guard lady that was sitting in lobby.

Amazing place to live. The view of the bridge is amazing, it doesn't get better than this. The pool…read moreand hot tub are nice, and the gym is never too crowded. I feel really safe here which is my #1 priority. It's also really nice getting your packages delivered here. Would 100% recommend living at Bridgeview!

The real estate market in San Francisco is crazy, like in crazy expensive and unpredictable. When…read moreI inherited my parents' rental duplex in San Francisco and decided that I didn't want to be a landlord, I enlisted the help of Janice Lee to help sell the property. I picked her because of her excellent Google and Yelp reviews, and also because her office was in the same general neighborhood as the property. At first, I nearly gagged on the cost of real estate agent commissions, but at the end Janice turned out to be worth every penny. After at least 50 years as a rental, the property was in rough shape and needed a lot of work to get into an attractive enough condition to sell. On top of that, the former tenants left behind a lot of stuff that needed disposal. Janice pretty much took care of everything, from cleanup to repairs to needed renovations. She not only located and hired the contractors but even picked out the colors for painting (both interior and exterior) and flooring. It was like she had a sixth sense for what buyers wanted. The only work that was done, and it was a lot, was whatever would pay off when the property sold. The work took over a month, but it was all needed, and I really didn't have to lift a finger. When the property was finally ready to price and sell, Janice took careful note of both the surrounding market conditions and her perception of buyer sentiment at the time. The timing was good, and within 10 days we had five all-cash, no contingency, offers in hand, all for well over the asking price. We accepted one of the higher offers and the deal closed quickly. As an example of Janice's careful attention, the buyer reported a possible smell of gas on the property. It turned out to be just the smell of fresh paint, but Janice went to the property in the middle of the night (so I wouldn't have to) to meet the PG&E tech, check everything out, and get an all-clear. Janice handled all the closing paperwork, from escrow to county filings, in a precise and timely manner. It is now one year after the sale, and there have been no problems whatsoever.

Janice Lee - Highly Recommended Realtor This is my first…read moretime writing a review about a realtor -- or anyone, really. I worked with Janice Lee and had a great experience. She's professional, calm, and never pushy. Janice offers thoughtful suggestions and knows how to negotiate effectively without any pressure. What I appreciated most is that she respects your independence -- she doesn't try to babysit you. She'll give clear advice, encourage you to visit open houses on your own, and once you find something you like, she'll step in and do her best to make it happen. Highly recommend her to anyone looking for a reliable, honest, and experienced realtor who truly looks out for your best interests. -- Leung

It was a pleasure working with Alexandra from start to finish. She is incredibly professional,…read moretimely, thorough, and truly a problem solver. When a challenge arises, she doesn't just identify the issue--she quickly works toward a solution, often finding creative ways to keep things moving forward. What stands out most is how much she genuinely cares about her clients and the people she works with. She is responsive, collaborative, and committed to creating a positive experience throughout the transaction. I would gladly work with her again and highly recommend her to anyone looking for a knowledgeable and dedicated loan professional.

Exceptional Property Manager - A Rare Find…read more After going through three previous property managers, I was incredibly fortunate to find Alexandra. Within just the first one to two months of taking over my rental property, she accomplished what my prior property manager had failed to deliver over the previous 2.5 years. One of the first things she tackled was coordinating and project managing major property improvements. She found qualified contractors to completely redo my front concrete driveway and resolve a long-standing issue with an unfinished backyard patio deck. We later discovered the deck had been partially built incorrectly and did not conform to the original architectural plans. Alexandra managed the entire process from contractor selection and oversight to final inspections and sign-off. She also successfully addressed tenant compliance issues that previous property managers had been unable or unwilling to resolve. What truly sets Alexandra apart is her network of trusted, highly skilled, and reasonably priced contractors. Every contractor she recommended had a proven track record, and the quality of work consistently exceeded my expectations. Alexandra treats your property as if it were her own. She genuinely looks out for your best interests, advocates for property owners, and approaches every challenge with professionalism and creativity. She is highly communicative, proactive, prompt, and always thinks outside the box. Instead of having to constantly chase updates, I received regular status reports and progress updates, sometimes daily, which gave me tremendous peace of mind. She also has a unique ability to treat tenants with respect while still holding them accountable. Even with less cooperative tenants, she was able to achieve compliance professionally and effectively. When it came time to sell my property, Alexandra once again proved invaluable. She strategically connected me with a trusted local real estate agent who had extensive knowledge of the area and guided me through the process. The property went under contract within two weeks and has now successfully closed. Beyond property management, Alexandra is exceptionally knowledgeable in construction, contracting, real estate transactions, and local regulations. Her broad expertise makes her an incredibly resourceful asset and someone you can truly rely on. Since Alexandra took over my property, I was able to be virtually stress-free, knowing my investment was in capable hands. Trustworthy and effective property managers are incredibly hard to find, and Alexandra is genuinely a rare find. She is worth every penny, and I recommend her without hesitation. Thank you, Alexandra, for your dedication, expertise, and outstanding service.

This place is a scam…read more They charge insane "broker fees" that are over 1 months rent ($5500+) but don't know anything about the property and the fee is whatever they can get away with. When we toured the apartment it didnt even have electricity, AND the listing falsely said it included garage parking. Dont rent from them. They will try to exploit you as much as possible.

Stay away from these guys. They are absolute scumbags and they charge ridiculous hidden fees. DO…read moreNOT USE THEM. Worst experience in all my life renting

Chicago Title stands behind their escrow agents who redacted documents, forged documents, changed…read moreclosing dates on agreements, misledgered earnest money as additional funds, and retaliated--only to later admit in a deposition that she didn't like me. After I was threatened by the investors--after two breaches with no actual buyer and no funds--that if I didn't sell to them, they'd make it so I couldn't sell at all, I called Susan Handwerk, thinking she was head legal at Chicago Title. For three months straight, I was told there were no liens on my property. But at the end of that third month, their escrow agent spent two days redacting and voiding documents, and shortly after, a lien was placed on my home. Now here's the truth: the investors never backed out--because they were never the ones buying it. They're flippers. Their game is to get someone else to buy the contract from them at a higher price so they can pocket the difference. But when their supposed end buyer backed out, they were left with nobody to fund the deal. And instead of walking away or being honest, they screwed me again--acting like I was in breach, when in reality they had no buyer, no money, and no right to the house. And what did the escrow officer do? She hid that fact--that there was no buyer, no funds--while screaming that I was in breach, setting the stage for one of their investor buddies, a Fidelity National faculty member, to file a wrongful lien on my home. A lien that the court later ruled was invalid. Because of that, I was forced to seek legal help, lost my credit, became housing unstable, and was shoved straight into poverty. I have every document, recording, email, and text message to back this up--including forged contracts with audit trails, showing signatures were copied from one app and pasted into another. I even have declarations from the end buyer--yes, the guy who backed out--admitting he walked away and forfeited his earnest money. And Susan Handwerk--the one who told me over and over again that there were no liens? The one who said she was "head legal" on a recorded call? Their own 30(b)(6) corporate rep testified under oath that she holds no legal position at all. She's basically head of the Take-Care-of-Bullshit Department--nothing more. This wasn't incompetence. This was a coordinated cover-up, a retaliatory conspiracy between escrow officers, the title company, and a tight circle of investors who all knew exactly what they were doing. I was given no truth, no transparency, and no real chance. My entire life was destroyed by this company's actions. And when I was in court as a pro se litigant with all the evidence in hand, they just kept saying, "That didn't happen," until they finally out-moneyed me into silence.

I am so glad that I called this Title company to figure out what was going on with my property. And…read morewhen I got Lori Cardoza on the phone she was Heaven sent, because not only did she help me figure out my issue, but she also was very knowledgeable about what was going on with my case. Plus she went out of her way to email me the documents that I needed. So, I highly recommend reaching out to this company and I hope that you get Lori like I did because she is the best!

I had the pleasure of working with Dace from Progressive Property Group for listing my apartment…read moreunit. Dace has been an incredible partner in getting the house ready for the market, finding the perfect candidates, and going above-and-beyond throughout the whole process. Everything was crystal clear from the get-go, any and all questions answered, no doubt was left on the table. If you want to rent out your property, I would highly suggest sending a message to Dace and see what this group has to offer. It makes the whole process very easy and smooth!

WARNING TO RENTERS: Avoid Progressive SF Property Group. Do…read morenot be fooled by positive reviews from property owners. Progressive SF Property Group (PPG) is hands-down the worst property management company I have ever dealt with. Extreme Neglect & High Utility Bills: It took over a year to fix the lack of any hot water in our kitchen sink, and four months to fix a scalding-hot shower issue caused by a simple shut-off valve their plumber missed. This neglect drove our gas bill up to $300-$470/month despite minimal usage and that includes include all 3 available discounts for budget billing, medical baseline, and -$108.36 for CARE, despite our minimal use of utilities. Unfair Blame & Extortion: Management routinely blames us for building-wide issues we have nothing to do with, including 114-year-old plumbing failures and laundry room floods we had no part in--even attempting to extort over $1,300 from us for damage caused by others. Today, another flood was caused yet again because of the washing machine, but it couldn't have been us because we haven't done laundry here for weeks because we are so afraid to do laundry here because we are worried they will try to blame us yet again for another issue we did not cause, and try to extort us into paying them for it. They also say we are unusually noisy, but our neighbors are louder than us, plus we work night shifts remotely and are usually asleep during the day, so it makes sense we would make some noise by entering and exiting the building at night . Our neighbors kid screamed loud enough for a nice old lady to ring our doorbell and ask us if the kid was okay, because she could hear the screaming from the street! The walls are paper thin. Forced Financial Liability & Harassment: After an uninvited individual caused a fire in a storage area, PPG illegally forced us to pay out-of-pocket for fire remediation. The fire report states that there was NO DAMAGE done to the property because the fire was put out almost immediately, thanks to the quick action of my boyfriend. They demanded we hire a remediation company and pay for it out of pocket immediately, so we did. We hired a professional company, cleaned the space, and provided receipts and photo proof, even went as far to sweep and mop ourselves 2× & send even more photos, because Kenny Thompson the property manager demanded we do so. Despite all of this, now PPG falsely claims we did nothing to remediate and now have served us a 10 day notice to cure or quit, won't tell us what needs to be done to cure the issues they're having, and won't look at proof proving our innocence because they want to kick us out by August 3rd, 2026! Hypocrisy & Lack of Transparency: They constantly hide behind an "uncontactable" HOA when refusing repairs or safety requests (like viewing camera footage after our friends dog was stolen outside the building, or claiming to not offer lockout services), yet weaponize the HOA to spy on and harass tenants in real time. Retaliation & Illegal Eviction Tactics: Because our rent is significantly below current market rate, PPG is actively trying to push us out. They served a vague "10-Day Notice to Cure or Quit" without explaining how to cure it, while refusing to look at evidence proving our innocence. Bottom Line: They are fake, retaliatory, and actively try to illegally pass property damages they should be paying for themselves onto tenants. Avoid renting from PPG at all costs. We believe they want to kick us out because we rent our apartment for significantly below market rate because we signed our lease before the AI bubble, so they want to kick us out so they can rent this 690 sqft apartment to some other poor sucker for probably $3500, or more! I have recently learned the fire should not have even been our legal or financial responsibility fix, since the person who caused the fire wasn't our guest willingly at the time of the fire, it should have been on them to pay for the damages. If they insist on trying to kick us out, I will just have to bring them to small claims court and get a lawyer to defend us against this wrongful and abrupt eviction, because they have zero evidence to back up the majority of their claims, and all of the issues we were actually responsible for were isolated incidents that happened several months ago, and were smaller issues, such as our guest accidentally ringing our neighbors doorbell a single time at night, which they also included in the 10 day notice, despite the fact it only happened a single time, and it happened 6 months ago. Do NOT rent from these people, they are horrible and be fake to your face, they will try to kick you out over stuff that isn't your responsibility, and they will try to illegally force you to pay for it as well. If I could give negative stars, I would. We want to leave, we just don't want to be rushed to leave by August 3rd!

I had a wonderful experience working with Michelle and the team at Mosaik. From day one she took…read morethe time to understood our unique housing needs. A home with an ADU so my elderly could live mom close, without blowing our budget. Michelle quickly spotted a place that checked every box and even got us in before the listing went public. To be sure it was the right fit, she still showed us 11 other homes for comparison. Additionally, when the title company later mis-disbursed funds, Michelle made sure it was corrected promptly. I can't say enough good things about her dedication and follow through. Simply put, Michelle is the best!

Ryan talamantes is not someone to do business with. He wont pay for services he receives and thinks…read moreit's ok to financially hurt someone else even after they've completed agreed upon tasks for him. It's happened to multiple people now, including myself. He isn't out to help anyone, even with his "non profit" . Any company that would hire someone that would do the things he's been doing, should be aware that it's just a matter of time before he does it to them also.

Excellent apartments with an ideal location in downtown San Francisco close to pretty much…read moreeverything! You are within walking distance of school / work/ supermarkets, and most of what you could need. The residences themselves are quite nice, bright, spacious, clean, and new with great lighting. They thoroughly clean in between each renter. Pricewise they offer solid deals to help if you are a first time renter there. The management and staff is very friendly and helpful, conveniently stationed in the building for simple questions or for helping you to resolve any issues. They are always available, flexible, responsive, and work with you on matters that need tending to. The security is top, which is important in a big city. The package pick up service is useful, and there is an elaborate gym for those who prefer it. All around solid place and location to live if life brings you around this corner!

If you want to live in one of the worst blocks in San Francisco, wake to people shooting up on the…read moresidewalk in front of your building, and overpay for it..... then this is the place for you. If you prefer elevators that work, a call box to buzz people in to visit, or just like feeling safe in your home.....live elsewhere.

I love art. I especially love things like architecture, public art, and community open space in a…read morebuilt environment. I will keep beating the following drum: Public spaces are where it's at. SF is a beautiful place to begin with, but all these little POPOS's are jewels pretty much just sitting here to be enjoyed at will. Of the 68+, this POPOS is in the the upper echelon. 101 Second Street Greenhouse and Mezzanine is a terrific space that you might not realize is open to the public. My first experience with this space was walking by on a December evening shortly after sunset. The space at 101 Second Street looks normal enough during the day - a large window facade on another nice, relatively new building. Well, at night, the facade shows the space inside with a lot less effort. This is a huge glassed-in lobby with a mezzanine-level. There are trees inside, and there are two nice pieces of public art. On a sunny day (and we have some of those in California) the light is amazing through the two-story+ glass. There are also a number of tables and chairs on the mezzanine-level to eat, which also provides a nice view of the space and the art. Of course this is the FiDi, so almost everyone here if working and on a lunch or a break. This place is pretty vibrant, so if you're looking to chill it may not be your first choice. (There are several places around that will work for that - try the KPMG Building.) This is also a place where the irony is that it's indoors, but particularly beautiful on a nice day. I look forward to coming in once it gets Novemberish/Decemberish and open during the darker hours to see what it's like in that light. Oh - and there's a Peets Coffee on the ground floor. It's also very near several other terrific POPOS such as: 560 Mission Plaza, 555 Mission Sculpture Garden, Shaw Alley, The Sun Terrace, KPMG Greenhouse and Galleria, 235 Second Street and Marathon Plaza... just to name a handful.

The atrium is kept pretty clean. There are limited seating, and even more limited tables. There is…read morea second floor the the atrium It's open to the public and a great place to grab a bite or have coffee with somebody. On warm days, they open up all the glass windows... YES! Almost all the glass "walls" can open up like doors! There are no public bathrooms available here.