San Francisco & Marin · SERHANT.
Téa Eristavi was born and raised in San Francisco. She helps first-time buyers, growing families and longtime homeowners buy and sell with clarity, strategy and strong negotiation.
A San Franciscan, first
I grew up here. I know which blocks catch the afternoon sun, which corner cafés open early, and how a home should be prepared, presented and priced to perform.
Beyond the listings, Téa stays close to the community. She writes for neighborhood publications like the Richmond Review, sharing local real estate insight and highlighting small businesses and events.
More about Téa
Coffee and the latest Richmond Review.
Two ways in
Buying
For first-time buyers and families ready to upsize. Téa explains every step in plain language, finds homes before they reach the market, and negotiates hard when it counts.
Selling
For sellers and longtime homeowners. Téa readies your home, markets it beyond the usual listing sites with targeted digital campaigns, and prices it to draw the right buyers.
Selected results
9 recent sales totaling $15.1M, from the Outer Richmond to Tiburon.
Neighborhood guides
IllustrationThis is home. I know the blocks that get afternoon sun and the ones that hold the fog, and that difference matters when you choose a house here.
In their words
Buying a home in San Francisco can be overwhelming, but Téa's calm, confident guidance made us feel supported the entire time.
We recently purchased a home in San Francisco and couldn't have asked for a better real estate agent than Téa. From our very first meeting, it was clear she had deep knowledge of the San Francisco market and genuinely cared about finding us the right fit. She went above and beyond at every step, from identifying listings before they hit the market to coordinating inspections and navigating a competitive offer process.
The Journal
Selling · 1 min read
The three decisions that shape how a home performs on the market, and how I approach each one with sellers.
October 30, 2026
Buying · 2 min read
What to expect from the first conversation to the day you get your keys, in plain language.
October 26, 2026
On Instagram
New listings, open houses, neighborhood notes and the small businesses that make San Francisco feel like home.
