2485 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The 20-unit, 4-story apartment building at 2485 Greenwich Street in Cow Hollow, owned by 3060 Scott LP, was constructed in 1938 and has experienced various maintenance and compliance issues over recent years. Notably, there was a significant incident in 2018 involving mold and water leakage that persisted for four weeks before resolution, leading to tenant complaints about living conditions and management response. The building has faced multiple boiler-related compliance issues, with violations filed in October 2018 regarding unpermitted boiler operations, though these were abated within weeks following the installation of new shower valves and pan.

A more recent concern arose in July 2024, when violations were issued for problems with fire alarms and extinguishers, though these were subsequently corrected, except for an open violation regarding sleeping area requirements from December 2023. The property has undergone several maintenance and repair projects, including shower repairs in 2018, replacement of steam and domestic hot water boilers in 2017, and historical reroofing work in 1995. Building management has addressed routine violations and performed regular maintenance, as evidenced by completed permits for various repairs and system updates.

While the building has had periodic issues with building codes and systems maintenance, most recent violations have been promptly addressed. The property has experienced typical urban challenges such as graffiti and sidewalk maintenance issues, as recorded in 311 calls, most recently in 2024. According to available fire safety records, there have been periodic inspections and corrections made to fire safety systems, with the most recent violations being addressed in July 2024, though there remains one open violation regarding sleeping area requirements from December 2023.