2405 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The 4-unit, 2-story apartment building at 2405 Anza St in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by Terence Martin Breslin, has undergone significant improvements since 2013. Most notably, during 2013-2015, the property underwent comprehensive renovations in all four units, including kitchen and bathroom updates, with Unit 2's renovation temporarily suspended in November 2013 due to permit issues that were later resolved and completed.

Recent infrastructure upgrades include the installation of three gas furnaces (2014), replacement of the water heater, new plumbing for laundry machines, and electrical improvements including the installation of energy-efficient lighting fixtures. The building had some concerning history, with fire safety violations recorded in 2004 for combustible storage issues, though these were promptly abated by February 2005. A 2012 complaint about potentially unsafe painting practices was filed but resolved within a month.

More recent complaints and issues have primarily involved external matters such as parking violations and street cleaning concerns, with the most recent planning record indicating that 2 out of 4 units were being used for short-term rentals (airbnb), though this status is now listed as closed-abated. The property has experienced periodic maintenance issues over the years, including electrical problems and various infrastructure upgrades, but the recent renovation history from 2013-2015 suggests significant investment in improving the building's systems and living conditions. There have been multiple 311 calls regarding general street maintenance, garbage, and debris issues in the surrounding area between 2020-2025, though these external matters do not directly impact the building's condition or safety.