2595-2597 Greenwich St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-story duplex at 2595-2597 Greenwich Street, located in San Francisco’s Cow Hollow neighborhood, has undergone several significant repairs and improvements since its construction in 1934. Most recently, in late 2020, the building received major roof work including dry rot repair, with a total investment of $25,000 in roofing maintenance.

Prior improvements include a comprehensive electrical upgrade in 2015 involving new outlets, grounding receptacles, and a 60-amp sub-panel, as well as a significant renovation in 2001 that encompassed gasline modification, interior wall work, and basement/garage electrical and plumbing upgrades totaling over $21,000. The building's maintenance history shows attention to structural integrity, particularly regarding roofing and electrical systems, with permits issued for both dry rot repairs and complete reroofing work. Recent incidents near the property indicate some infrastructure challenges in the immediate area, with multiple reports of sewer-related flooding in December 2024 and catch basin maintenance issues in October 2024, though these were street-level incidents not directly affecting the building itself.

The property has experienced two fire alarm activations, though both were determined to be unintentional with no fire or civilian injuries reported. The building has maintained active engagement with municipal services for various requests, including responses to scooter services and illegal postings, though these relate more to neighborhood management than building-specific issues. The property's documented history suggests regular maintenance and upgrading of essential systems, particularly during the 2000s and in recent years, with no recorded instances of major safety violations or structural concerns beyond routine maintenance needs.