2751 Laguna St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The four-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 2751 Laguna Street in Pacific Heights has undergone several significant improvements since its construction in 1900. The building's fire safety system was substantially enhanced in 2003 with the installation of comprehensive fire sprinkler monitoring, smoke detectors, and manual pull stations throughout common areas, following earlier fire sprinkler system installations completed in 1985. Recent maintenance includes front entry step repairs and garage wall reinforcement in 2013 ($32,000 project), while a kitchen remodel in 2007 incorporated modern updates including new cabinets, counters, and energy-efficient lighting. Of particular note is a balcony damage complaint filed in January 2023, though its current status is not active.

The property experienced one tenant buyout in 2021 for $15,000. There have been recurring issues with parking enforcement near the property, with multiple citations issued between 2019 and 2022 for vehicles blocking driveways. The building's common areas are equipped with contemporary safety features, including a smoke detection system and fire monitoring equipment, though there have been no reported fire safety incidents since these improvements were made. The property's maintenance history shows regular upkeep and modernization efforts, with building permits totaling over $50,000 in recent years for various improvements.

Historical records indicate the building was once converted from a five-unit structure to its current configuration, with permits showing the legalization process completed in 1983. The most recent known structural concern involves the balcony damage reported in early 2023, which could potentially affect resident experience if not promptly addressed. The building has undergone routine housing inspections, with records showing compliance with safety regulations. While there have been no major violations or safety incidents reported in recent years, the persistence of parking-related complaints suggests ongoing challenges with access to the property.