1776-1778 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit residential building at 1776-1778 Greenwich Street, located in San Francisco's Cow Hollow neighborhood, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1967 and currently owned by the May Ma Wong Survivors Trust. The building's maintenance history shows attention to significant structural issues, particularly in 2000 when substantial termite damage was addressed through a $39,660 repair project, followed by a $6,800 roofing project that same year.

Earlier maintenance records from 1996 indicate repairs to the garage area, including door replacement, stucco patching, and repainting. The property has experienced several neighborhood-level incidents between 2018 and 2022, though none directly related to the building's internal conditions.

These include street cleaning issues (human/animal waste and general garbage) in 2021, a defaced parking sign in January 2021, and an abandoned vehicle report (which turned out to be a stolen vehicle) in August 2018. All these external incidents were resolved through the appropriate city departments. The building's documented permit history suggests proactive maintenance during the early 2000s, particularly regarding major infrastructure elements such as roofing and pest damage, though no recent permits have been recorded in the available data through October 2023.