55-57 Salmon St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The property at 55-57 Salmon Street in Nob Hill is a 1907 two-unit multi-family residential building currently owned by the Leo J & Anna Wong Revocable Trust. The building has undergone several significant renovations and improvements over the past two decades, with the most substantial work occurring in 2018-2019 when both units received extensive updates including kitchen and bathroom remodels, electrical upgrades, and HVAC improvements. This phase of renovation, costing approximately $100,000, included filling in an interior lightwell, reconfiguring rear stairs, and general upgrades to mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems.

A building complaint was filed in late 2019 regarding potential work beyond the scope of the permit, specifically concerning basement units not visible from the street, though this complaint is currently listed as not active. Earlier structural work was conducted in 2012, focusing on foundation repairs and garage ceiling beam installation, with permits filed for approximately $66,000 in structural improvements. The building has maintained its infrastructure with a new roof installed in 2001, and more recently, a complete electrical upgrade in 2019 including installation of new subpanels, lighting, and safety features. The property's maintenance record shows attention to core systems, with multiple HVAC improvements including the replacement of central furnaces and installation of new chimneys.

Recent 311 calls from 2021-2024 have primarily concerned street cleaning and parking issues outside of the building, rather than internal building concerns, though there have been multiple reports of parking violations in the vicinity. The building's permitted improvements demonstrate substantial investment in maintaining and upgrading the property, with particular focus on modernizing both residential units while addressing safety and structural concerns. The most recent building improvements appear to have been properly documented and permitted, with completed upgrades including new electrical systems, plumbing fixtures, and safety features such as smoke detectors throughout both units. While there was a building complaint filed regarding potential unauthorized modifications, this issue has not been marked as active in recent records.