2917 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The four-unit apartment building at 2917 Anza Street in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood is a two-story structure built in 1915 and currently owned by the Steven H & Carmen L Woo Rev Trust. The building's maintenance history reveals several significant events, particularly relating to repairs and safety compliance. In the early 1990s, the property underwent repairs for termite damage and legalized earthquake repair work from the 1989 earthquake.

A notable cluster of violations was recorded in June 2002, primarily focused on fire safety and security issues, including the need for smoke detectors, self-closing exterior doors, fire extinguisher maintenance, and combustible storage concerns; however, all these violations were abated by August 2002. The building has undergone three major compliance-related permits: in 1983 to bring the building into full compliance, in 1990 for termite damage repair, and in 1993 for earthquake-related repairs. More recent records show limited issues affecting the building directly, though there have been several parking-related complaints in the vicinity, most recently in August 2023, and a sewer-related incident in 2018 involving a vent issue that was subsequently cancelled as a duplicate service request.

The most concerning historical event was a cluster of safety violations in 2002, though these were promptly addressed within approximately two months. Since that time, there have been no recorded building code violations or major repair issues, suggesting improved maintenance practices. The building's age, combined with its history of addressing various structural and safety concerns, reflects typical challenges faced by early-20th-century multi-family residential buildings in San Francisco.