1532-1536 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The three-unit, three-story multi-family residential building at 1532-1536 Anza Street in San Francisco's Inner Richmond district has a notable history dating back to its 1913 construction. Most recently, the building underwent a legal verification of a ground floor half-bath facility in 2005 (completed), which included electrical work comprising lighting and circuits.

Significant renovations were carried out in the mid-2000s, including a $10,000 repair and rebuild of the rear second exit stair and porch in 2005. The property experienced a cluster of violations in 2004 that required attention to fire safety, electrical systems, and plumbing, including issues with fire proofing materials, combustible storage, and an unpermitted ground floor bathroom installation. These violations, along with a complaint about unpermitted rear stairs and extensive electrical work, were officially abated by December 2004, though they remained an active concern throughout that year.

Earlier improvements include foundation restoration and seismic upgrades completed in 1990 and a reroofing project in 1996. More recently, in 2019, there was a parking enforcement issue involving sidewalk parking that resulted in a citation, and a fire alarm system complaint that was found to have no merit. While the building has had various maintenance and improvement works over its history, the most pressing safety concerns from 2004 appear to have been resolved through subsequent permits and repairs.