2418 Washington St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The three-story, six-unit multi-family residential building at 2418 Washington Street in Pacific Heights, built in 1900, has undergone several significant renovations and maintenance work over the past few years, most notably in 2023 with comprehensive upgrades to Unit 4 including electrical and plumbing improvements, kitchen reconfiguration, and installation of a new subpanel. The building's maintenance history shows regular upkeep, including a major re-roofing project completed in 2020 at a cost of $38,650, demonstrating proper attention to building envelope maintenance. The property has experienced some resident concerns in recent months, particularly regarding construction activity and its impact on parking in the neighborhood.

A complaint filed in August 2023 expressed concerns about multiple simultaneous permits and parking issues, though this complaint is currently listed as "Not Active." The building has had several inspection-related matters in the past, including a 2001 complaint about unpermitted construction work in Units 1 and 2, and a 1999 complaint regarding an allegedly unauthorized seventh unit in the basement, both of which were resolved. Historical records show a pattern of regular maintenance and upgrades, including floor repairs in Unit 5 in 1998 and various plumbing improvements, with the most recent being completed in September 2023. The building's management has generally maintained proper permits for renovations, though there have been occasional compliance issues in the past, such as the 1997 report of a leaking roof.

The property's surrounding area has experienced various parking enforcement issues, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls between 2021 and 2024 regarding blocked driveways and illegal parking, though these are more reflective of neighborhood conditions than building-specific issues. The building has undergone routine housing inspections in 2011, with no significant findings noted. The consistent pattern of maintenance and upgrading suggests active management, though recent construction activity has generated some resident concerns about the pace and impact of improvements on the neighborhood.