1022-1026 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The three-story multi-family residential building at 1022-1026 Greenwich Street in Russian Hill, owned by James Gerrard & Colette Obeir, was constructed in 1908 and contains three units. The property has undergone several significant improvements in recent years, including window replacements in 2022 (five windows at the rear), reroofing in 2019, and the legalization of concrete stairs to the ground floor unit entrance in 2011. However, the building has a notable history of maintenance issues, particularly regarding lead paint concerns, with multiple complaints filed between 2017 and 2018 about peeling paint on various building surfaces, including reports of paint chips near a nearby school.

In 2002, the building faced several violations related to safety and maintenance, including problems with smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, security locks, mold/mildew, interior surfaces, and sanitation, though these were abated by January 2003. More recent history shows ongoing attention to building maintenance, with the most recent significant work being the replacement of windows in 2022. The building has experienced some infrastructure issues, including a flooding incident reported in December 2022, though nothing was found upon investigation.

The property has had regular street space permits issued in 2016, and several 311 calls in recent years primarily relate to street cleaning and abandoned debris on the sidewalk. While there was one incident involving a smoke detector activation, it was determined to be unintentional with no fire or civilian injuries reported. The building's most pressing historical issues appear to have been addressed, with no recent violations or complaints related to lead paint or major safety concerns since 2018.