Leo Mederios, director of sales at 181 Fremont, an 803-foot, mixed-use skyscraper in San Francisco, wines and dines a host of potential buyers during a frenzied workweek.
Source: Inman News
The sales director flying high in a world of secret menus, private lounges and an art gallery in the sky
Published in 181 Fremont, Agent, Brokerage, Compass Development, Inman Diaries, Leo Mederios, Lifestyle, MLS & Associations and Select
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