65-67 Caselli Ave, San Francisco, CA 94114

The three-story multi-family residential building at 65-67 Caselli Avenue, constructed in 1918, has undergone several significant renovations and improvements over the past two decades, with most recent activity focusing on kitchen remodels and structural improvements. In 2013, substantial work was completed on the first floor, including a kitchen remodel with new fixtures and appliances, followed by structural revisions to the rear property wall and installation of new footing systems for $30,000.

This was accompanied by plumbing and electrical upgrades, including a complete electrical service meter and panel upgrade to meet current code requirements. Earlier improvements included a comprehensive upper unit renovation in 2007 ($40,000) that added a bathroom, new deck doors, skylights, and windows, along with associated plumbing and electrical work. The property has experienced some maintenance challenges, particularly regarding tree-related issues, with multiple reports of overgrown trees and sidewalk damage between 2021 and 2024, including current open cases.

In 2004, the building faced two significant violations concerning unpermitted construction of a second-story deck and an elevated walkway, though these issues were resolved by 2007 through proper permitting and inspections. A notable heating system complaint was filed in January 2004 and resolved by August of the same year. The building's historical records show consistent attention to maintenance and upgrades, including window replacements, bathroom renovations, and various electrical improvements, with no active building violations or complaints as of the latest data.