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Low Supply Pushes Demand for New Condo Units in San Francisco

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  By Nancy Amdur With limited housing supply available in San Francisco, buyers are swiftly snatching up new condominium units hitting the market. Tishman Speyer last week fielded 150 offers for the first 51 units released in Lumina, its new 656-unit luxury condominium building in the city’s South of Market district. The second batch of […]

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