1754-1756 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The property at 1754-1756 Greenwich Street in the Cow Hollow neighborhood is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1950, currently owned by the Robert J Tarantino Trust 20. The building has experienced several significant events in recent years that may impact resident safety and comfort.

Most notably, as of late 2024, there are multiple active issues: a building violation related to unauthorized wall modifications (specifically a wallboard installation between the kitchen and hall) reported in December 2024, which followed an initial complaint about unauthorized construction work; and a fire violation from January 2024 concerning blocked exits and non-conforming door hardware, though this specific issue was later abated. The building's electrical system has required attention, with the most recent work in January 2024 involving the replacement of damaged main feed wires, though a 200-amp panel with three meters was successfully installed in 2015. The building's maintenance history shows regular attention to roofing issues, with reroofing projects documented in 2007 and 1999, though these earlier permits have since expired.

Several complaints and service requests have been recorded in recent years, including parking enforcement issues near the property, and a 2023 complaint about insecure mailboxes and lighting concerns near exit entries. While these complaints don't necessarily indicate systematic problems with the building itself, they do reflect some ongoing maintenance and security concerns in the area. The property has also been subject to multiple construction-related noise complaints and sidewalk maintenance issues between 2018 and 2020, though these seem to have been resolved through normal channels.