2605-2611 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 2605-2611 Anza St is a two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood. Built in 1920 and currently owned by the Vivian Tom 2021 Trust, the building has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues in recent years. Most notably, there have been recurring problems with water heating and basic utilities, with the most recent complaint in April 2023 citing no hot water and deteriorated electrical equipment, along with concerns about exposed lead paint.

Between March and April 2023, multiple complaints were filed regarding no heat, damaged ceilings and floors, with similar issues documented in 2020 including concerns about a non-functioning oven and broken windows. The building has a history of plumbing issues, including a water heater flue violation in 2007 that required multiple permits to resolve. In 2021, a series of violations were documented regarding damaged ceilings, windows, and both interior and exterior paint conditions that were addressed through a building permit completed in August 2021. The building's maintenance history shows attention to some infrastructure issues, such as a reroofing project initiated in 1994 (permit expired) and various plumbing repairs completed in 2007 related to a water heater flue installation and steam boiler removal.

Historical records from the mid-1990s show heating system failures that required temporary electrical heaters for tenants. The property has had several routine inspections over the years, with the most recent active complaint indicating ongoing concerns about basic building systems and safety compliance. Recent 311 calls in 2024 primarily relate to street and sidewalk cleaning issues rather than building-specific concerns. While some violations have been resolved, the most recent active complaint from April 2023 suggests persistent issues with basic utilities and building maintenance.