708 Great Hwy, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 708 Great Hwy is a two-unit, two-story residential building located in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood, owned by Michael John & Lyn Sullivan and constructed in 1991. The building has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over its lifetime, including a $16,000 reroofing project in 2021 and a comprehensive HVAC system upgrade in late 2021 that involved replacing the gas furnace, installing an air handler, and adding a roof-mounted heat pump condenser unit.

Earlier improvements included window replacements in 2000 (though this permit expired) and the installation of an interior stairway lift in the same year. The property has a documented history of safety concerns, most notably a 2009 violation involving a gas line safety issue when a dryer was removed from the garage and the line was improperly capped, though this violation was resolved by May 2010. A fire safety incident was reported in March 2010 involving blocked exits, which was corrected the following day.

More recent history shows ongoing external maintenance challenges, particularly in early 2025, with multiple reports of garbage overflow and debris issues in the vicinity of the property and surrounding area, as well as some instances of graffiti that have been addressed by city services. An excessive noise complaint was filed in January 2025 that remains open as of the latest reporting. While there have been no recent building code violations or fire safety concerns within the structure itself, the property has been inspected multiple times by fire officials, with a recorded trash fire incident (contained) and a motor vehicle accident with no civilian injuries, though these events occurred outside the building context.