248 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94118

248 Anza Street is a 10-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1963, currently owned by John & Sarah Healy. The property has undergone several significant improvements, most notably completing its mandatory seismic retrofit in 2017 as a Tier 3 soft-story building, which included ground floor reinforcement, shear walls installation, and the addition of a steel moment frame at a cost of $80,000. Other major maintenance work includes the installation of 24 energy-efficient vinyl windows in 2011, reroofing projects in 1996 and 2008, and termite and dry rot repairs in 1998.

The building experienced a series of fire safety violations in 2002, including issues with egress obstruction, damaged ceilings, and fire sprinkler requirements, though these were all abated by October 2002. The property has seen recurring fire-related inspections and complaints, with the most recent being a blocked exit complaint in October 2024 (no merit) and previous issues in 2022 regarding both blocked exits and hazardous materials, though these were corrected promptly. Building inspections have periodically identified various maintenance needs, including a routine inspection in 2008 and issues in 1996 that were resolved.

Recent concerns primarily revolve around parking and street cleanliness issues outside the building, with multiple 311 calls in 2023-2024 regarding illegal parking, furniture debris, and sidewalk cleaning needs. A planning record notes an open status regarding illegal parking modification of the paved backyard, though no developer information is provided. While the building has had periodic maintenance issues requiring attention, most historical violations have been resolved, and major structural improvements have been completed.