2419-2421 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

This well-maintained 1925 two-unit residential building in Cow Hollow, owned by Paul R. and Cheryl S. Nadler, has undergone several significant improvements in recent years.

Most notably, in 2022 the lower floor was renovated to create two storage rooms with a half bathroom, with complete electrical and plumbing work totaling $50,000, including the installation of recessed LED lighting and new plumbing fixtures. The upper unit received substantial upgrades in 2020, including converting the living room into a second bedroom, kitchen remodels, bathroom improvements, and the addition of a new bathroom and skylight, with associated electrical and plumbing work costing $110,000. The building's infrastructure has also been maintained, with the replacement of two furnaces and duct systems in 2022. The property has experienced some parking-related issues, with multiple complaints about blocked driveways recorded between 2021-2023, all resulting in citations.

There have been occasional maintenance and sanitation issues in the surrounding area, including instances of graffiti in late 2022 and reports of loose garbage in mid-2020. While these neighborhood issues were generally resolved promptly, they are worth noting for their potential impact on resident experience. The building's historical records show earlier renovations from 1993, including kitchen improvements and reroofing work, though these permits have since expired. The property's recent permit activity demonstrates ongoing investment in maintaining and upgrading the building's facilities and infrastructure.