2631 Baker St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit residential building at 2631 Baker Street in Cow Hollow is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1912, currently owned by the Magoncelli Survivors Trust. The building's maintenance record shows some significant attention to structural issues, including a $2,500 repair of dry rot damage to the rear staircase in 2012, though an earlier reroofing permit from 1998 is now expired.

Recently, there have been several concerning developments regarding the building's infrastructure; particularly notable is a sewage backup incident in May 2024 involving a 4-inch sewer vent, which was resolved through field work by PUC Sewer Operations. Another potential infrastructure issue is documented as an "Other" sewer issue in September 2023 that remains open. The property has experienced numerous parking enforcement incidents in 2023-2024, with consistent issues involving blocked driveways, resulting in multiple citations being issued between June 2023 and November 2023.

A faded street cleaning sign was documented and resolved in May 2023, and there was one incident involving a carbon monoxide detector activation that did not indicate actual carbon monoxide presence. The building's historical records also show a significant tenant buyout at a different address (2800 Green Street) in January 2016, where one tenant received $26,500, though this is not directly related to the Baker Street property. While the building's basic maintenance issues appear to be addressed through permitted work, the recent pattern of sewage-related incidents and parking enforcement actions suggests ongoing operational challenges affecting the property.