1906 Green St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The four-unit multi-family residential building at 1906 Green Street in Cow Hollow, owned by Robbins Evan S Iii & Kempler, has undergone several significant renovations since 2000, with the most recent major work being a roof replacement in 2013 ($19,500). In 2012, substantial interior improvements were made to Unit #3, including kitchen remodeling, ceiling modifications, and bathroom upgrades ($45,000), along with plumbing and electrical work including furnace replacement and bathroom renovations.

The building has seen consistent maintenance of critical features, with window replacements in 2011 (costing $6,500) and staircase repairs addressed through multiple permits between 2002 and 2011. The property experienced a notable period of violations in August 2002, when multiple issues related to stair repair, fire safety, and gas utility requirements were documented, though all were resolved by September 2003.

A 2008 routine inspection raised questions about a potentially illegal basement unit, but this was subsequently marked as "Not Active." Planning records indicate historical discussions about unit merger policies, suggesting prior units consolidation considerations, though this appears to be a past matter. Recent 311 calls (from 2017 to 2023) mostly relate to street cleaning issues in the vicinity, which were promptly addressed by city services, and do not indicate any building-specific problems. The building's maintenance history shows regular attention to structural, safety, and comfort systems, with no current active violations or complaints on file.