1425 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94109

The three-story, five-unit multi-family residential building at 1425 Greenwich Street in Russian Hill, owned by Jair Jack & Rose Marie, was constructed in 1975 and has undergone several significant events throughout its history. Most notably, the building faced mandatory participation in San Francisco's Soft Story Retrofit Program as a Tier 3 building, with an initial $18,000 retrofit completed in 2017. However, the property has an active violation from October 2019 regarding failure to properly complete the mandatory seismic retrofit work, resulting in the issuance of multiple notices and a final warning letter in January 2020.

The building has experienced several safety-related issues over the years, including a serious incident in 1997 involving severe water damage, mold, and carpet problems in hallways and the garage, which took until 2000 to resolve. A routine housing inspection in 2005 revealed multiple safety concerns including problems with smoke detectors, emergency exits, emergency exit lighting, and combustible material storage in the garage, though these issues were all addressed by May 2005. The property has undergone regular inspections, including a "Routine" inspection in 2011, and there was a complaint in 1998 regarding an alleged illegal sixth unit, though this was resolved by December 1998.

More recent activity at the property has primarily consisted of external issues, with multiple 311 calls in 2023-2024 related to street cleaning and debris removal, including reports of garbage, broken glass, and human waste near the property. Three abandoned vehicle complaints were filed between December 2022 and January 2023, though all vehicles were gone upon inspection. The most recent soft story compliance record indicates that while initial retrofit work was completed and a Certificate of Final Completion (CFC) was issued, the building remains under active violation status as of January 2020.