3012-3014 Steiner St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The property at 3012-3014 Steiner Street is a two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building located in Cow Hollow, owned by Farahvash Sefidvash and constructed in 1908. The building has undergone several significant renovations and system upgrades over the past two decades, with the most substantial work occurring during 2020-2023. This included a major interior remodel of two flats in December 2020 ($200,000), followed by multiple permit revisions in 2021-2022 for bathroom resizing, roof access modifications, and associated electrical and plumbing work. The roof hatch was specifically designated for maintenance purposes only, with the roof area to remain unoccupied.

More recent improvements in mid-2023 included sewer main replacement, plumbing upgrades, and electrical rewiring work, with all permits now marked as complete. The building's maintenance history shows attention to both safety and comfort improvements, though there have been some health and safety concerns addressed over the years. These include resolving illegal window installations (2007), kitchen ventilation issues (2009), and various interior surface violations (2002-2009). Past plumbing issues were noted, including corroded drains and collapsed pipes, which were addressed through multiple permits in 2022.

The property has had several 311 calls in 2024 regarding sidewalk access issues and garbage receptacle placement, though these appear to be routine municipal matters rather than direct building maintenance concerns. A common concern across multiple years has been the management of garbage receptacles and sidewalk access, with recent complaints in 2024 about toters being left out continuously and blocking pathways. The most recent routine inspection from 2007 remains marked as active, though it's worth noting that this pre-dates many of the building's recent improvements. The property has a documented history of addressing both resident comfort and safety requirements, with most recent improvements focusing on modernizing systems and infrastructure. The combination of completed permits and recent inspections suggests that major building systems are being properly maintained, though occasional issues with exterior maintenance and waste management have been noted in recent 311 calls.