Plot Synopsis

MILLION DOLLAR LISTING SAN FRANCISCO, the fourth series in the MILLION DOLLAR LISTING franchise, follows the lives of three ambitious hot shot real estate agents -- Justin Fichelson, Andrew Greenwell and Roh Habibi -- as they strive to outsell one another in the cutthroat San Francisco market, which is filled with young tech millionaires. With price points rising 34% in the previous year, The Golden Gate City is in the middle of a real estate revolution and these brokers-by-the-bay are listing some of the most expensive and architecturally unique properties around the country. In this town competition is steep and these agents are always rushing to find their next golden listing and billionaire client. A native San Franciscan, Justin Fichelson is one of the Bay Area's top luxury brokers at Climb Real Estate, and he's a master networker, who not only knows the key venture capitalists, angel investors and founders of Silicon Valley's most successful and innovative companies, but is personally friends with them. Born in Kabul, Afghanistan, and raised in the bay area of Northern California, Roh Habibi has only been in the real estate game for three years, quickly clawing his way to the top and making his mark in San Francisco working at Coldwell Banker Previews International. With more than a decade of experience, Andrew Greenwell is the CEO and principal at Venture Sotheby's International Realty, where has sold nearly four billion dollars of real estate between his own sales and the deals he has overseen as CEO.
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On Wednesday, September 2, 2015 at a special time of 10:15pm ET/PT, Bravo premiered the season finale of MILLION DOLLAR LISTING SAN FRANCISCO. In the season ender, "Don't Have Time for This, Tiny Man!," Roh and Justin continue to disagree at the open house and the negotiating table. In Tiburon, Andrew's in jeopardy of losing the biggest listing of his career, so he has to play nice, something that doesn't come easy for him.