235-239 Pixley St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The multi-family residential building at 235-239 Pixley St in Cow Hollow is a two-story, four-unit apartment structure built in 1912 and currently owned by Tamara Dinsmore. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the years, most recently a reroofing project in 2016 costing $10,000. In 2002, a substantial renovation was completed including bathroom remodeling and installation of plumbing and electrical systems for a future kitchen, with a budget of $30,000.

The building's maintenance history shows consistent attention to upkeep, though there were some compliance issues in the late 1980s when multiple permits to bring the building into code were filed but ultimately cancelled. The property has been subject to routine housing inspections, with violations noted in 2007 and 2011 primarily related to fire safety requirements and building identification. These violations, including the need to recharge fire extinguishers and provide gas shutoff tools, were all resolved within a few months of being cited.

More recent records show recurring issues with driveway blocking, with multiple citations issued between 2021 and 2024, though these are external enforcement matters rather than direct building concerns. The most recent inspection-related activity was a completed routine inspection in 2005, with no major violations recorded since 2011. The property has also experienced some external issues such as graffiti removal in 2021 and various street cleaning matters, though these are related to public spaces rather than building conditions. A 1996 attempt to legalize a fifth ground floor unit was cancelled, and there are no recorded tenant buyouts or development plans currently associated with the property.