460-462 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The two-story multi-family residential building at 460-462 Greenwich Street in Telegraph Hill, built in 1907, consists of 3 units and is owned by Sahourieh Ibtesam J. The building's maintenance history shows several significant improvements over the years, including a comprehensive window replacement project in 2008 costing $9,000, which involved installing 15 new dual-pane wood windows. Prior to that, termite remediation work was completed in 2007, and window replacements were performed in 1986.

The property has undergone three street space usage permits in 2017-2018, though these were minor in nature with costs of only $1 each. Recent incidents (2023-2024) near the property have primarily involved street-level issues, including multiple reports of garbage and debris on the street (some involving human waste), which were generally resolved by city services. There was one notable safety incident regarding carbon monoxide in the vicinity (though no injuries were reported), but no recent fire-related issues have been documented. The building's permit history shows relatively few structural modifications in recent years, with the last major building improvement being the 2008 window replacement project.

The property's maintenance record suggests regular upkeep in the past, though the absence of recent major repairs or improvements could be noted. The street-level incidents primarily relate to urban environmental issues rather than building-specific problems, and most have been promptly addressed by the appropriate city agencies. The building's documented history indicates it has met basic maintenance requirements, with particular attention paid to window upgrades and termite remediation. While the recent 311 calls suggest some ongoing street maintenance challenges in the immediate vicinity, these appear to be typical for an urban location and do not necessarily reflect on the building's overall condition or management.