3006-3010 Cesar Chavez St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 3006-3010 Cesar Chavez St is a 2-story, 3-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1922, currently owned by Joshua & Yuliy Zimmermann. The building has undergone significant renovations over the past several years, with major work completed in 2020 including a comprehensive interior renovation of the first floor ($140,000), and in 2017 involving bathroom and kitchen remodels across multiple units ($62,000). More recent improvements include the installation of underfloor radiant heating and a high-efficiency water heater in 2022, along with complete electrical rewiring of the unit the same year.

The electrical system received a notable upgrade in 2020 with the installation of a 200-amp service panel with three meters. The building experienced several serious maintenance and habitability issues between 2012-2013, including multiple complaints about lack of heat, plumbing problems, pest infestations, and security concerns, though these violations were all officially abated by April 2012. A significant cluster of complaints was filed in February 2012 regarding various issues including inadequate heating, damaged walls, and safety concerns with stairs.

The property has also been subject to numerous 311 calls in recent years regarding exterior maintenance issues, including sidewalk problems, parking violations, and street cleaning needs, though these are primarily related to the public areas around the building rather than the building itself. Recent improvements to the property suggest substantial investment in addressing previous maintenance issues and upgrading building systems, with all major renovation permits having been completed successfully. The building's recent maintenance record shows proper attention to safety systems, including the installation of smoke alarms in kitchens and significant upgrades to both plumbing and electrical systems. A withdrawn planning application from 2021 proposed substantial interior modifications, including bedroom conversions and bathroom relocations, though this was not pursued.