2673-2675 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 2673-2675 Greenwich Street in Cow Hollow, owned by Ernest L. Sutton, was constructed in 1926 and has undergone several significant renovations over the past two decades. Most notably, in 2007, the property underwent substantial improvements including a complete flat remodel ($48,000) encompassing living areas, bedrooms, kitchen, and bathroom, along with electrical work installing sixteen receptacles.

Prior to this, the building received updates in 2002 including window replacements (sides and rear), kitchen renovations, and bathroom retile work (cost: $25,000), though some permits from this period expired before completion. The building experienced several maintenance issues in April 2006, when multiple violations were documented including problems with a tub faucet, heater vent, deck door, and ceilings, along with concerns about lead-based paint hazards. These violations were officially abated by June 2006, though they suggest some building maintenance challenges at that time.

The property has maintained a relatively quiet record since these incidents were resolved, with most recent activity involving routine urban issues such as parking enforcement and street maintenance requests. From 2019 to 2024, most service calls have been related to parking concerns, including multiple reports of abandoned vehicles and blocked driveways in the surrounding area, which while not directly related to the building's condition, indicate typical urban neighborhood challenges. The most recent building-related activity was a general service request in April 2024, though this was closed due to insufficient information being provided.