3405 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94121

3405 Anza Street is a two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1914 in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood. The property, owned by Peter Lew, contains three residential units and includes a small commercial space. The building has undergone several improvements over the years, with the most recent significant work being the installation of three electrical panels and a 150-amp switch completed in August 2024.

Earlier improvements included aluminum window installations in 1986, foundation work (permit expired) in 1985, and various interior renovations in 1985. The building experienced multiple code violations in April 2003, all of which were abated by May 2003, including issues with stairs, egress obstructions, and sanitation concerns. More recent complaints from 2022 involved accessibility issues and unauthorized signage, though these were subsequently marked as not active.

The property has no active violations on record. Recent maintenance and public safety issues around the building, as documented through 311 calls in 2024, primarily relate to street-level concerns such as garbage, illegal postings, and abandoned vehicles, rather than building-specific problems. The most recent planning record from 2022 regarding an unpermitted sign installation remains open, though no developer information is specified.