2900 Scott St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 2900 Scott St in Cow Hollow, constructed in 1909, has undergone several significant improvements and maintenance work in recent years, with the most notable being a proposed major reconfiguration currently under review by HCD Planning. This proposed project, with plans from Kwan Design Architects, aims to convert unit layouts and bathrooms, while also adding horizontal extensions and roof decks, though the existing roof line will remain unchanged.

The building has maintained a proactive maintenance record, with completed projects including a $17,000 wood parapet repair with copper flashing in 2016, window replacements, roofing work, and various interior upgrades between 2004-2016, including a comprehensive kitchen and bathroom remodel in 2005. The property has experienced minimal safety concerns, with five documented fire department responses over the years, all for non-fire related incidents including malfunctioning alarm systems and carbon monoxide detector tests, none resulting in injuries.

There was one building complaint in 2005 regarding deck and stair repairs that was resolved within two weeks, and a historic violation case from the same year relating to unauthorized work was also addressed promptly. Recent activity around the property has primarily involved routine municipal services, including parking enforcement and street cleaning matters, with no major building-specific issues reported in recent years. The building's permit and maintenance history shows consistent attention to structural and aesthetic improvements, though potential tenants should note the building is currently in the planning stage for significant interior reconfigurations and expansions.