1031 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94133

1031 Greenwich Street is a three-story, six-unit multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Russian Hill neighborhood, built in 1906 and currently owned by Gean Mary M. The building has undergone several significant safety and maintenance improvements over the years, most notably completing a mandatory soft-story retrofit in 2017 at a cost of $80,000, bringing the building into compliance with San Francisco's earthquake safety requirements.

Records show that electrical system improvements are currently underway, with electrical panel replacements for all six apartments having been issued permits in October 2024, indicating proactive maintenance of building systems. The property has experienced various maintenance issues over its history, including a notable building violation in 2019 related to the soft-story retrofit program, which was finally abated in July 2020.

Other historical complaints have included plumbing issues such as a malfunctioning toilet in 2014, and a routine inspection in 2006 revealed several maintenance needs including stair repairs and gas meter instructions, all of which were subsequently addressed. The building's earliest documented complaint from 1996 raised concerns about electrical outlets, dry rot, water damage, and ventilation, though these issues appear to have been resolved. Recent activity around the property primarily involves municipal services related to park maintenance and public works, with several closed cases in 2024 regarding garbage and debris and various park-related matters, though these are external to the building itself.