1525-1529 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The Wong Trust-owned multi-family residential building at 1525-1529 Anza Street in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood is a two-story, three-unit structure built in 1908, currently classified as a Flats & Duplex building. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the past three decades, with the most recent being a complete roof replacement in August 2019 costing $19,200, which included installation of new composition shingles while preserving the original terra cotta clay tile on the front facade. Prior to this, the building experienced a recurring theme of roof maintenance, with another reroofing project initiated in 2017 costing $9,100.

Additional major renovations were carried out in 2005, including repairs to the porch and second exit stairs, kitchen and bathroom remodels, and installation of 3/4 hour rated windows, while a comprehensive electrical upgrade was completed in 2006, involving the installation of 14 lights, 16 switches, 25 receptacles, and three panels. The building's maintenance history reveals attention to structural integrity, with earlier repairs addressing issues such as dry rot in the front stairs (1995) and the installation of vinyl siding on the rear and side walls (1998). Routine housing inspections were conducted in 1999 and 2004, with no active violations recorded.

The property has experienced several recent quality-of-life issues near the building, including multiple reports of sidewalk parking violations in 2023-2024, though these were primarily street-related enforcement matters rather than building-specific problems. Other recent incidents include an overgrown tree issue in August 2023 (which was addressed by DPW), a non-offensive graffiti incident in July 2019 that was administratively closed, and some minor street cleaning matters from 2014. The overall maintenance record suggests regular upkeep of the property, with particular attention paid to roof maintenance and structural elements over the years.