3819-3821 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94118

The Buchholz Exemption Trust owns this two-story, four-unit or less mixed-use building at 3819 Geary Blvd in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood. Built in 1908, the property includes residential units plus commercial space, though the commercial portion has faced significant recent challenges. Most notably, from 2022 through 2023, there were multiple complaints about the commercial space being vacant and in disrepair, with specific concerns about the awning, non-transparent windows, and signage issues.

The building has undergone two notable roofing projects: one in 1989 and a recent re-roofing project valued at $31,880 that was issued in August 2024. The property's maintenance history shows attention to infrastructure needs, including a gas houseline extension completed in 2009. The building has experienced various maintenance and safety-related incidents in the surrounding area, as documented in 311 calls between 2022 and 2025.

These incidents include issues with garbage and debris, medical waste, ADA accessibility, and graffiti, though most have been resolved promptly. A significant recent development is an open complaint from September 2023 regarding lack of ADA accessible seating at the sidewalk, which remains unresolved as of October 2023. The commercial portion's vacancy status has persisted for multiple years, with the most recent complaints filed in October 2022, January 2023, and August 2023, all indicating concerns about the vacant commercial space. A notable change in the building's signage status occurred in March 2024 when the property complied with the city's awning amnesty program, though the sign was ultimately classified as legal non-complying based on its pre-existing status.