2111 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit residential building at 2111 Greenwich Street in Cow Hollow, owned by Itelman Reuven & Zehava 89, is a two-story flats & duplex structure built in 1923. The property has undergone several significant renovations over the years, with the most recent major works including a complete sewer line replacement in July 2024 and a substantial reroofing project in 2022 costing $22,000. Historical permits show a horizontal addition completed in 1999, along with various foundation and garage alterations between 1998-2000, and termite report remediation in 1997.

The building's maintenance record shows attention to basic infrastructure, with two reroofing projects documented (1994 and 2022) and the 2024 sewer line replacement. The property has experienced minimal safety issues, with only one building-related complaint filed in 2009 regarding improper paint removal without containment, though this was quickly abated within one day. Fire incident records indicate three responses: one for emergency medical service, one false alarm, and one electrical wiring/equipment issue, none of which resulted in civilian injuries.

Recent activity around the property has primarily involved municipal services, with multiple reports of overflowing city garbage cans and street cleaning issues in 2024, suggesting potential challenges with waste management in the area. The most recent building-related work was the 2024 sewer line replacement, indicating ongoing maintenance of critical systems. All historical permits, except for some expired applications, show completion, demonstrating generally responsible project follow-through by the ownership.