2550 Balboa St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-story, six-unit multi-family residential building at 2550 Balboa Street in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood was constructed in 1923 and is currently owned by Louise P Canepa 93 Interv T. The property has undergone several notable improvements and faced some recent challenges. Most significantly, there was a scheduled window replacement project completed in 2021 that involved installing six street-facing Marvin all-wood tilt-pac windows, with a reported cost of $12,866.

A concerning development occurred in August 2023 when code enforcement filed an active complaint regarding non-transparent windows in both commercial units (2552 and an adjacent unit) suggesting they may be vacant. The building's maintenance history shows attention to exterior and environmental factors, including two tree maintenance issues documented in 2016 and 2019. There was a sidewalk defect investigation in 2016 that found no issues at the reported location.

Three separate incidents of abandoned vehicles were reported between 2012 and 2018 within the vicinity of the property, but in each case, the vehicles were reportedly gone upon inspection. A street space permit was issued in 2007, though the specific purpose and cost were listed as $0. More recent complaints have been primarily related to exterior issues rather than structural or safety concerns, with the most recent being a resolved case in 2024 regarding illegal postings. While the building has seen regular maintenance and improvements over the years, particularly with the 2021 window upgrades, the active code enforcement complaint regarding the commercial units' windows warrants attention as it represents the only currently unresolved issue on record.