1648 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA 94123

1648 Chestnut Street is a two-story, multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Marina neighborhood, containing three units and built in 1916. The property is currently owned by Lew Dung Chuey and Shuet Fong.

The most recent significant maintenance work on the building was completed in July 2024, involving a $46,000 reroofing project. A notable historical safety improvement was made in 1985 when sprinkler heads and associated piping were installed throughout the building. The property has had minimal complaints and incidents on record, though there was a concerning incident in September 2021 involving lead paint chips allegedly released during scraping work by a third-party company, which allegedly did not follow proper safety procedures.

This complaint was filed through Housing Inspection Services but was recorded as not active with no clear resolution noted. The building's location has generated several typical urban service calls, including recent reports of illegal postings (September 2023) and historical reports of an abandoned vehicle (October 2019), though these are not directly related to the building's condition or safety. The planning records show a proposed but ultimately closed variance for constructing a new single-family dwelling in front of the existing two-family dwelling, though no developer information is available in the records.