3325 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The three-unit, three-story multi-family residential building at 3325 Anza Street in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood was built in 1988 after the demolition of a single-family dwelling in January 1987, with construction including the addition of bedrooms on the second and third floors completed later that same year. The building experienced a significant cluster of fire safety violations in December 2003, including issues with the central alarm system, smoke enclosure doors, and fire proofing materials, all of which were notated as requiring repairs.

These violations remained open for approximately six years before being officially abated in August 2009. Prior to these violations, the building underwent a routine housing inspection in 1999 that showed no notable issues, but there was a concerning complaint in 1997 regarding multiple safety hazards including a live wire, blocked emergency exits, shattered glass, and sanitation problems in the backyard area. More recently, the building has generated several 311 calls between 2020 and 2024, primarily related to street cleaning issues including reports of abandoned furniture and loose garbage.

There were also two incidents of sidewalk parking enforcement required in March 2020, and one case of an abandoned vehicle that was towed in November 2017. The most recent activity includes two reports of abandoned furniture on the sidewalk in October 2024, both of which were resolved. While the building's fire safety violations from 2003 were ultimately addressed, there are no recent records of similar safety or maintenance concerns, though the frequency of garbage and debris complaints in the surrounding area suggests ongoing challenges with exterior maintenance or vagrant activity near the property.