1733 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit residential building at 1733 Greenwich Street in Cow Hollow, owned by Austin White and Darlene Alio, has undergone several significant improvements since its construction in 1946. The property completed major infrastructure upgrades in recent years, including a 200-amp electrical service upgrade in 2006 and a shower pan installation in 2009. In 2016, repairs were made to address dry rot on the exterior stairs, particularly in the common area, with work covering less than 50% of the affected area and costing $10,000.

The building has also seen several maintenance activities over its lifetime, including aluminum window installations in 1990 (completed), a roofing project in 1995 (permit expired), and historical records indicate earlier stair repairs. The property has experienced minimal safety concerns, with only one recorded fire complaint in January 2018 regarding combustible materials, which was promptly corrected within two weeks. A single fire alarm system activation was recorded with no fire or injuries involved.

The building's recent history shows relatively few incidents, with most 311 calls related to external matters such as abandoned vehicles (three incidents in 2010, all resulting in no vehicles being found upon inspection) and occasional graffiti incidents (2009 and 2010). The most recent municipal service request was in April 2014, related to a sign shop matter. The property appears to have maintained regular maintenance and prompt attention to any safety concerns, with no recurring patterns of issues evident in the available records.