2174 Bush St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The 13-unit multi-family residential building at 2174 Bush Street in Lower Pacific Heights, owned by the Mary W Lee Survivors Trust, is a three-story, 1912 structure that has undergone several significant safety and maintenance updates in recent years. Most notably, in 2023, the building received comprehensive fire safety improvements with a like-for-like fire alarm system upgrade including new detectors, pull stations, and monitoring equipment, costing approximately $18,000. The building's boiler system was added to the Department of Building Inspection records in 2016, indicating compliance with current operational requirements. The property has a history of routine housing inspections, with the most recent occurring in January 2016, during which multiple compliance issues were identified related to fire safety, plumbing permits, and carbon monoxide/smoke alarm documentation.

All of these violations were resolved by March 2016. While the building had some fire-related complaints in 2018 concerning extinguishers and alarm systems, neither was found to have merit. The most recent fire complaint regarding alarm systems in May 2023 was promptly resolved within weeks. The building's maintenance history includes records of a sidewalk permit from 2004 and an expired reroofing permit from 1998.

Recent activity around the property between 2023 and 2024 has primarily involved external issues such as sidewalk cleaning, graffiti removal, and abandoned furniture disposal, which were generally addressed by city services. A notable trend in recent months has been multiple reports of garbage and debris on the street, though these were consistently resolved through the appropriate city agencies. The building appears to be actively maintained, with regular updates to critical systems and prompt addressing of violations when they occur. The most significant recent investments have been in fire safety systems, suggesting a commitment to maintaining building safety standards.