1701-1711 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The property at 1701-1711 Greenwich Street in the Cow Hollow neighborhood is a 3-story, 6-unit multi-family residential building with retail space, constructed in 1909, currently owned by the Alfred J Brandi Testamentary Trust. The building has undergone significant recent improvements, with major renovation work completed in 2021 totaling $190,000 that included kitchen and bathroom remodels, new recessed lighting, and window replacements in units 1703, 1705, 1707, and 1709.

Most recently, in September 2023, an ADA-compliant bathroom was added to the retail space, with associated plumbing and electrical work completed shortly thereafter. The building's history includes some notable violations in 2003 related to security and fire safety, including issues with exterior door locks and fire extinguisher maintenance, though all these violations were resolved by February 2004. Recent activity at the property has included some concerns from neighbors, such as a complaint about construction noise in April 2022 and a report of a vacant commercial storefront in May 2023.

The property has maintained its commercial retail space operational as the Fort Mason Market, which has received various permitted improvements over the years, including a 1997 renovation for a refrigerator deli case installation. Recent external maintenance issues have been documented through multiple 311 calls in 2024, primarily relating to street cleaning and parking enforcement, which while not directly related to building safety, indicate ongoing neighborhood maintenance considerations. The building's recent improvements generally suggest active management and maintenance of the property, with particular attention to accessibility and unit modernization.