The move allows Sereno Group, the largest independently owned and locally operated residential real estate brokerage in Silicon Valley and the Santa Cruz Coast, to expand its coverage in the Bay Area even further.
Source: Inman News
Sereno Group acquires East Bay brokerage J. Rockcliff
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