2425 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The three-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 2425 Greenwich Street in Cow Hollow, owned by Gregory M. Bell and Ki Lambert, was constructed in 1933 and has undergone several significant improvements over the past few years.

Most notably, between 2019-2020, the property underwent substantial renovations including a kitchen remodeling project that involved cabinet and countertop replacements, conversion of a laundry room into a full bathroom, and comprehensive electrical upgrades including installation of a 200-amp service, new breaker panels, and additional circuits for modern appliances. The building also received important infrastructure improvements such as a sewer lateral replacement in 2021 and a shower pan installation in early 2020. The property's maintenance history includes earlier improvements from the 1990s, such as reroofing work and vinyl siding installation.

A tenant buyout occurred in May 2020, with one tenant receiving $135,000 to vacate the unit. Recent issues have primarily involved external matters, including multiple reports of driveway blocking between 2021-2022, an environmental health complaint filed in January 2025, and a sidewalk graffiti incident in late 2022, though the latter was affected by temporary pandemic-related enforcement changes. The building has undergone routine housing inspections in the past (2000-2012), with one complaint in 2012 regarding unauthorized deck construction, though this complaint is currently recorded as not active.