2925 Pierce St, San Francisco, CA 94123

2925 Pierce Street is a 2-story, 6-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1902 in San Francisco's Cow Hollow neighborhood, currently owned by the Angela Neal Grove Revocable Trust. The building's maintenance history shows significant attention to structural integrity, with completed work in 1999 including footing reinforcement, a new retaining wall, and replacement of rotted joists. That same year also saw general remodeling of two bathrooms and one kitchen.

In 2001, the property underwent additional improvements including kitchen remodeling and reroofing, though these permits have since expired. The building has experienced ongoing street-related issues in recent years, with multiple 311 calls between 2023-2024 regarding parking violations including sidewalk parking, abandoned vehicles, and driveway blocking. There have been several other neighborhood maintenance issues reported, including illegal postings, graffiti on the mailbox, and sidewalk damage from tree roots (as of October 2023).

Notably, in 2020 there was a staff-initiated development review regarding a proposal to convert the 6-unit building to 2 units and eliminate kitchens, though this application was not pursued and was ultimately approved in a closed status. The most recent permits from 2017-2018 appear to be related to street space usage, with minimal cost ($1) associated with them. While the building has undergone significant maintenance and improvements over the years, the recent history shows more focus on exterior and streetscape-related issues rather than internal building improvements or major renovations.