800-802 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 800-802 Greenwich Street in Russian Hill, owned by Eugene & Theresa Demattei, was constructed in 1908 and includes a retail space. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the years, including the installation of fire safety systems, window replacements, and plumbing upgrades. Most recently, there has been a complaint filed in November 2023 regarding a vacant commercial storefront registration issue, which is currently active. The building has a history of fire safety concerns, particularly with sprinkler system modifications, which resulted in multiple violations between 2004-2005 and again in 2022.

Other notable improvements include a sewer repair in 2020, window replacements in 2012, and comprehensive plumbing work including sewer and house trap replacement in 2011. The property has experienced periodic fire safety violations, with the most recent being for kitchen hood cleaning and extinguisher requirements in 2016, though these were subsequently corrected. The commercial space has a documented history of being vacant or abandoned, with several complaints about non-compliance with storefront regulations between 2020 and 2023. Multiple fire-related complaints and violations have been recorded between 2004 and 2016, including issues with sprinkler system modifications and kitchen equipment requirements.

The building's maintenance history shows regular updates to safety systems, including sprinkler head additions in 2013 and fire suppression system modifications in 2006. Plumbing infrastructure has received attention through various permits, including sewer repairs and replacements. Recent activity on the property includes various 311 calls related to street maintenance and utility issues in 2024, though these appear to be routine municipal matters rather than building-specific concerns. The property's history suggests ongoing attention to fire safety systems, with periodic violations being addressed, and recent challenges with storefront vacancy compliance.