1750 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The 12-unit, 3-story apartment building at 1750 Greenwich Street in Cow Hollow, managed by 1750 Greenwich LLC, has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects since its construction in 1925. The property has received regular upgrades to essential systems, including a steam boiler replacement in 2022, backflow assembly installation in 2014, and electrical system improvements including a 400-amp service change in 2005. Multiple renovation projects have been completed over the years, with the most substantial work occurring during 2020 when a series of construction complaints were filed regarding interior unit renovations happening during shelter-in-place orders, though these complaints indicated the work did not affect overall habitability.

The building's maintenance history shows attention to basic infrastructure, including reroofing projects in 1993 and 2006, lower floor strengthening in 2005, and various kitchen renovations in the 1990s. Several routine housing inspections were conducted between 1999 and 2013, with all issues being resolved. Recent years have seen limited building-specific complaints, though there were some fire safety concerns in 2015 (no merit), 2016 (exit maintenance), and 2019 (extinguishers), all of which were promptly corrected.

The most recent issues reported near the property have been related to encampments and noise concerns in 2023 and 2024, though these were external to the building itself and handled by the appropriate city agencies. The building's permit history suggests regular maintenance and upgrading of systems, with particular attention to safety and infrastructure. The property management appears responsive to routine inspections and safety requirements, as evidenced by the prompt resolution of fire safety issues. While there were significant disruptions reported during 2020 renovations, these appear to have been an isolated incident related to external circumstances rather than a pattern of construction-related disturbances.