A San Francisco startup is betting that would-be tenants will jump at
the chance to bid against other renters in order to secure an apartment
in the Bay Area's superheated rental market. Rentberry, an
online price auction tool for long-term property rentals, aims to
compete with Craigslist and other "Stone Age" rental services. "Essentially, we offer a more efficient and transparent application
process which has the elements of bidding and an auction," said CEO Alex
Lubinsky. As in an eBay auction, tenants would be able to see how many people are competing for the property...Click here to read full story
The Professional Property Management Association of San Francisco is proud to announce that it is sponsoring the Rebuilding Together project for a second year in a row. Now in its 22nd year, Rebuilding Together San Francisco provides free repairs to low income seniors and free renovations to nonprofit facilities throughout the city. Rebuilding Together insures that low-income seniors in San Francisco remain safe, warm, and independent in their homes and those community members in need can receive services from social service agencies in functional, dignified environments. Every year Rebuilding Together organizes a citywide event called National Rebuilding Day on the last Saturday of April, in which teams of volunteers collect at job sites throughout the city to make these free repairs. We are proud to announce that the PPMA has committed to sponsoring one of these projects again this year. Joe Gibson of Commercial Energy and I have volunteered to be the Volunteer Co-Captains for o...