People often enter real estate from disparate professions, bringing with them highly-developed skills that will inform and strengthen their real estate careers.

Berkeley-based agent Bhima Sheridan is one such person. A graduate of the College of Chemistry at UC Berkeley, Bhima enjoyed a ten-year career as an engineering manager in the solar photovoltaic industry where he solidified the project management, organizational, and people skills he now brings to his real estate business.

While he comes from a scientific background, Bhima also boasts an impressive real estate resume. He currently holds a REALTOR® license, and for over 20 years he has been involved as an investor and landlord, personally designing, permitting, and project managing major renovations of his own properties. In fact, it was successfully remodeling a Berkeley duplex that convinced Bhima to pursue a career in real estate.

Cut to the present and Bhima has arrived at a place where his two careers have intersected. From working with designers, engineers, and other agents to speaking intelligently about the many details of a house to helping investors navigate the intricacies of buying and managing properties, Bhima leverages his all of his career experiences, technical know-how, and tenacity to help his clients find their dream home and reach their financial goals.

Bhima is passionate about the environment and securing a stable climate for the future of humanity. As such he is an active member of the Bridge Association of REALTOR® Climate Action Committee and he has a National Association of REALTORS® Green designation, making him something of an expert in eco-conscious housing, energy efficiency, and sustainability.

As a parent of two children attending Berkeley public schools Bhima is very knowledgeable and supportive of the Berkeley educational system and is active in several Berkeley Unified School District PTAs. He is also active in the local YIMBY movement that supports the construction of much-needed transit-oriented multi-family housing.