60 Toledo Way, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 60 Toledo Way in the Marina neighborhood is a two-story structure built in 1925. The property's maintenance record shows recent attention to upkeep, with a completed re-roofing project in June 2024 costing $14,000. The building has a history of seismic vulnerability, as indicated by a voluntarily requested seismic upgrade in April 1990 (which has since expired) and repairs to front stucco damage caused by an earthquake completed in January 1990.

These seismic-related events highlight the building's historical susceptibility to earthquakes, though no further seismic issues have been reported in recent decades. The property has experienced several parking and public space management issues in the surrounding area over the past decade. Three parking-related incidents were documented between 2014 and 2024, including illegal parking, a blocked driveway, and a merchandise display obstruction, with enforcement responses resulting in either resolution or inability to locate the offending vehicle.

The building's vicinity has also faced periodic encampment issues, with reports in 2019 and 2024, though the 2019 case was resolved through area clearance. The most recent encampment report from November 2024 was closed as unable to locate the reported issue. While these external incidents don't directly impact the building's structural integrity or resident safety, they do reflect the neighborhood's ongoing urban challenges.