1326-1328 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The four-story, two-unit residential building at 1326-1328 Anza Street in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood, owned by Dan Lee, was completed in 2003 following the 1999 demolition of a previous three-story structure. The building's construction included modern safety features such as a complete sprinkler system (installed in 2002) and underwent a modification in 2002 to change the fourth-floor roof deck guardrail from solid to open design.

Notably, solar panels were installed on the roof in 2015, comprising 15 pipe-mounted modules with a total rating of 3.9 kW, demonstrating the building's commitment to sustainable energy use. Recent maintenance and safety records show reasonable attention to building upkeep, though public space around the building has experienced some challenges.

The property has generated several 311 calls over the past few years, primarily regarding external issues such as sidewalk parking violations (recorded in 2022-2024) and street cleaning needs. While most of these external matters were resolved, they indicate ongoing concerns about the surrounding area, including instances of loose garbage and a vacant tree basin that requires replanting. The most recent building-related activity was a street space permit issued in 2017.