2700-2706 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The Baron Trust-owned multi-family residential building at 2700-2706 Anza Street in the Central Richmond neighborhood is a two-story, four-unit apartment building constructed in 1920. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the years, with the most substantial work occurring in 2010 when voluntary garage-level structural strengthening was completed at a cost of $40,686. Other notable structural improvements include a roofing project in 2018 ($23,700), foundation bolting in 2004 ($1,000), and exterior stair repairs in 2015 ($1,500).

The building experienced a series of violations in March 2016 related to multiple safety and maintenance issues, including problems with plumbing fixtures, floor coverings, interior surfaces, lead paint concerns, and smoke detectors, though these violations were all abated by April 2016. A complaint regarding deteriorated interior windows and bathroom conditions was the source of these violations. More recent history shows some maintenance attention to the exterior of the building, with several garbage and debris complaints in 2024 requiring municipal intervention, including instances of furniture and other waste being left near the property.

The most recent documented incidents include multiple parking enforcement requests for blocked driveways in late 2024, though one of these was deemed invalid due to insufficient reporting information. Records indicate that routine apartment inspections were conducted in 1998 and 2003 without noted issues, and there has been one minor smoke detector activation incident recorded, which was unintentional and resulted in no damage or injuries. The most recent tenant buyout record from March 2021 shows a relatively modest compensation of $3,000 for two tenants at a nearby address.