2399 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The 5-unit apartment building at 2399 Greenwich Street in Cow Hollow, owned by Yasin A & Mary J Salma 2003, has a documented history of maintenance issues and compliance matters dating back to 1986. The most significant recent structural work occurred in 2015, when dryrot investigation and repairs were completed on the exterior front and side facades at a cost of $5,000.

In 2002, the building underwent a routine housing inspection that uncovered multiple safety violations requiring attention, including missing smoke detectors in the lobby and stairs, an unmaintained fire escape drop ladder, and various fire safety deficiencies - all of which were abated by November 2002. More recently, in April 2023, there was a complaint about a vacant commercial space in the building, though its active status is now listed as "Not Active." The building's maintenance record shows periodic attention to exterior upkeep, particularly regarding stucco repairs in 1995, though multiple related permit applications from that year are marked as expired. A series of 311 calls in late 2024 indicate ongoing issues with waste management and debris on the property, though these were generally resolved promptly.

Two fire incidents are on record - a false alarm and a smoke detector malfunction, neither resulting in civilian injuries. The property has experienced some graffiti issues in late 2024, though these were abated before official notice was required. The building's most recent permits from 2015 suggest some attention to structural maintenance, but the pattern of violations from 2002 indicates a historical need for regular safety inspections and prompt attention to maintenance issues.