1950-1960 Green St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The three-story, 11-unit multi-family residential building at 1950-1960 Green Street in Cow Hollow, currently owned by Brickendown LLC, was constructed in 1875 and has undergone numerous renovations and maintenance activities over the years. The property has seen regular unit improvements, particularly in Unit #2, with multiple kitchen and bathroom remodels between 2008 and 2015, including cabinet replacements, electrical upgrades, and plumbing work totaling over $60,000 in permitted renovations. A significant proposed renovation in 2001, which aimed to raise the building 4 feet for an 11-car parking garage and make horizontal extensions, was ultimately not completed.

The building has experienced several fire safety-related inspections and violations, most notably in 2016 when issues regarding fire extinguishers and carbon monoxide alarms were identified during a routine safety inspection, though these violations were subsequently abated. The property has maintained its infrastructure with various improvements, including a 2004 conversion to underground electrical service, and has recently dealt with typical urban maintenance issues as evidenced by multiple 311 calls for street cleaning and waste management between 2021 and 2025. The building's most recent activity includes a sewage backup incident in January 2025, which was resolved by city workers.

Historical records show a pattern of regular maintenance and upgrading of unit facilities, particularly focusing on kitchen and bathroom improvements across multiple units. The property has undergone routine housing inspections approximately every 10 years (1996, 2001, 2007, 2016), indicating compliance with standard housing regulations. Fire safety systems have been a recurring focus, with several inspections noting issues with extinguishers and alarm systems, though most were resolved promptly. While the building's maintenance record shows regular upkeep and addressing of violations, including a recent fire extinguisher complaint in May 2024 that was found to have no merit, it's worth noting the periodic nature of fire safety-related issues that have required attention over the years.