4664-4666 19th St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The 1955 two-story multi-family residential building at 4664-4666 19th Street, currently owned by the Diane A Vegas 2013 Trust, contains three units and has undergone significant renovations over the past decade. The most recent improvement, currently in progress as of May 2024, involves replacing three entry doors (one street-visible and two non-street-visible) with steel doors at a cost of $17,741.

Between 2010 and 2012, the building underwent substantial interior improvements, including comprehensive kitchen and bathroom remodels in multiple units, with particular focus on the third floor in 2011 (project cost: $30,000) which also added new laundry facilities, furnace, and bedroom modifications. This renovation followed a significant building violation case from late 2010 that resulted in the identification and subsequent remediation of multiple issues including water damage, electrical problems, interior surface repairs, and a cockroach infestation, all of which were officially abated by September 2011. The building has maintained reasonable upkeep since the 2010-2011 renovation period, with the most notable maintenance work being the 2011 sewer replacement, house trap installation, and various plumbing and electrical upgrades necessary for the modernization of multiple units.

Recent service requests from early 2024 to the present have primarily concerned exterior issues such as street maintenance, parking concerns, and tree maintenance, rather than building-specific problems. The only notable historical permit was for reroofing work completed in 1997, and a cancelled permit for satellite dish installation from 1993 is on record, though this was later approved through a staff-initiated review. The property's recent permits and completed work suggest ongoing maintenance and upgrading of building security (through door replacements), while historical violations indicate that significant attention was required to bring the building up to current standards during the 2010-2011 period.