2643-2645 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit residential building at 2643-2645 Greenwich Street in Cow Hollow, constructed in 1923, has undergone significant safety and comfort improvements over the past few years. Most notably, between 2020-2021, the property was equipped with a comprehensive fire safety system, including a 72-head fire sprinkler installation throughout all floors, and a sprinkler monitoring system with water flow supervision, control panel, heat detector, and pull station in the garage area. The building underwent substantial modernization efforts including the installation of radiant floor heating systems with condensing boilers for both units, new gas direct vent fireplaces, and an elevator for upper unit access.

The owners also completed various plumbing and electrical upgrades, including a new electrical panelboard installation in 2020. The property has a history of addressing maintenance and safety concerns, with multiple street space permits and routine inspections conducted throughout 2019-2021. While there was one recorded building fire incident (cause: unintentional) with no civilian injuries, it does not appear to have had any significant impact on the property.

The building's recent improvements suggest a focus on enhancing safety and modernization, though it's worth noting the property has experienced recurring issues with parking violations in the surrounding area, as evidenced by numerous 311 calls regarding blocked driveways between 2020-2024. A significant tenant buyout occurred in July 2017, involving four tenants and valued at $40,000. All major renovation permits have been completed, and the building appears to be fully compliant with current safety requirements, particularly regarding fire safety systems.