725 6th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-story, four-unit apartment building at 725 6th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood, owned by Stanley & Palma Anastasio, was constructed in 1923 and has undergone several significant renovations and improvements over the past decade. Most recently, in early 2023, comprehensive upgrades were performed on Unit 3, including kitchen and laundry room remodeling with high-efficacy lighting, electrical rewiring, and plumbing modifications, at a cost of $40,000. The building's electrical system received a major upgrade in 2013 with the installation of a 200-amp main service and sub-panels for both the four-unit building and a house on the property.

The building has experienced several maintenance and safety issues over the years, with a cluster of violations documented in December 2000 related to fire safety, security, and utility requirements, all of which were abated by January 2000. These included requirements for fire extinguisher maintenance, smoke detectors, and the removal of combustible storage. More recent concerns include a sewage backup incident in October 2023 and multiple reports of garbage and debris issues in 2024.

The building has a history of plumbing-related complaints, including sewage overflow incidents in 2008 and 2013, and various maintenance issues such as a cracked hallway window reported in 1999 and leaks causing mold and mildew in 2002. A notable compliance matter was recorded in 2015 requiring a fire safety affidavit, though this was subsequently closed. Recent 311 calls from 2022 through 2024 have primarily concerned street cleaning and parking issues, with the most significant recent incidence being the October 2023 sewage backup that required attention from PUC Sewer Operations. The property has also faced regulatory scrutiny regarding short-term rental activities, with records indicating illegal short-term rental operations that were ultimately addressed and closed by the Office of Short-Term Rentals.