662-666 Green St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The property at 662-666 Green Street in San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood is a three-story, six-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1913. The building has undergone several significant renovations and repairs, most notably following a fire incident in September 2009 that required extensive repairs costing $280,000, including wall reconstruction, floor joist replacement, new roofing, and window replacements. In 2010, substantial work was completed including rear building reconstruction, reframing of bathrooms and kitchens in all units, and window replacements. More recent maintenance includes a reroofing project in 2022 ($15,750), and in 2023, repairs were completed to address multiple violations including rear staircase repair, window repairs, and the installation of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors ($6,700).

The building has experienced several concerning issues over its history. In 2023, there were complaints about potential structural problems regarding a center supporting wall. A violation notice in March 2023 cited safety concerns including handrail repairs and the need for smoke detectors. A heating problem in 2012 resulted in tenant complaints about inadequate heat. The property has also had multiple fire safety-related incidents, including three fire complaints between 2006-2013, though most were resolved with corrections made.

All recent work permits and violations have been addressed and marked as complete, though there was a complaint in 2023 regarding unpermitted work in the laundry room that was quickly investigated and closed. The building's systems have been regularly updated, with complete rewiring and new sub-panels installed in 2010, furnace replacements in 2012, and various plumbing upgrades including bathroom and kitchen renovations. Recent 311 calls from late 2023 and 2024 primarily relate to street cleaning issues outside the building. The property has undergone routine housing inspections, and while there have been various violations and complaints over the years, most have been promptly addressed and resolved. The most recent building inspection in 2023 resulted in necessary safety upgrades that were completed in compliance with current codes.