2415 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit, two-story residential building at 2415 Greenwich Street in San Francisco's Cow Hollow neighborhood was constructed in 1925 and is currently owned by Chow Hsu Yeh and Sel Quan Lee. The property's documented history shows relatively few significant incidents, with the most recent being an open case from September 2024 regarding lifted sidewalk tree roots affecting the public sidewalk, which has been reported to Urban Forestry.

In late 2022, the building experienced some challenges during the COVID pandemic, including graffiti that was addressed under special circumstances relating to the temporary suspension of Public Works enforcement of the San Francisco Graffiti Ordinance, and a general street cleaning issue involving loose garbage that was subsequently resolved. The exterior maintenance history shows a notable incident from 2005 when scaffolding was required, though the permit records do not indicate the specific nature of the work performed.

The surrounding area has experienced typical urban maintenance issues, including two street light outages in June 2015 (one involving a public utility pole and the other a PG&E wooden pole), both of which were promptly resolved within days of reporting. Additionally, there was an incident involving an abandoned motorcycle in October 2016, which authorities were unable to locate upon arrival.