2407 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The property at 2407 Greenwich Street is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Cow Hollow neighborhood. Built in 1936 and currently owned by the Gaspari Bypass Trust, this flat/duplex structure has undergone several significant improvements in recent years. Most notably, in 2018, the upper unit received a comprehensive bathroom remodel that included relocating fixtures and updating plumbing, electrical, and lighting components, with a documented cost of $35,000 for the bathroom work alone.

More recently, in January 2025, permits were issued for the replacement of two furnaces in the building's closet space. The property's maintenance and incident history shows attention to both infrastructure and external environment, though some recent issues have been more cosmetic or environmental in nature. There was an incidence of offensive graffiti reported on the building in December 2022, which occurred during the period of suspended graffiti enforcement due to the COVID pandemic.

The building has experienced typical urban neighborhood issues such as illegal parking (with citations issued in 2020), sidewalk cleaning needs, and street lighting concerns (a flickering light reported in 2015). An inspection of the 311 call history reveals mostly routine urban challenges, with the exterior maintenance record showing the most attention during the 2018 renovation period. The building appears to have received regular maintenance and updates, with no major structural or safety issues reported in recent years.