660 Vermont St, San Francisco, CA 94107

660 Vermont Street is a 2-story, 3-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1976 in Potrero Hill, currently owned by the Robert Brian Matza Revocable Trust. The property has experienced several significant events, most notably a fire incident in early 2021 that required extensive repairs to the sheetrock, siding, and rear deck, costing approximately $75,000.

The building has undergone comprehensive improvements since then, including roof replacement ($30,900), electrical system upgrades (including rewiring and panel replacements), plumbing renovations (installing new bathroom fixtures and kitchen sinks), and HVAC improvements (replacing furnaces and air conditioning units). The building's recent history shows some concerning patterns, particularly regarding fire safety and regulatory compliance, with multiple fire code violations recorded between 2023-2024, including issues with emergency lighting, alarm systems, exits/fire escapes, and documentation maintenance. There were also complaints in July 2021 regarding unauthorized construction work and use of unlicensed contractors, though these violations were subsequently abated.

The property has had regular maintenance and repair work, including window replacements and deck repair work, though an active building complaint regarding expired permits from July 2020 remains unresolved. The building has received routine housing inspections throughout its history, with most violations being corrected promptly. Recent permitting activity shows ongoing maintenance and improvements to the building's systems and structure.