106-108 Nevada St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 106-108 Nevada St in Bernal Heights is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1890, currently owned by the Vranizan Living Trust. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the past two decades, with the most recent work completed in 2024 involving the installation of two energy-efficient windows ($6,000). Other notable upgrades include the replacement of metal windows in 2020 ($12,500), reroofing work in 2020 ($7,400), and the installation of new sliding glass doors in 2017 ($8,538).

A significant facade renovation was completed in 2009 ($30,000), which included entrance reconfiguration and new planters. The building experienced a dry rot issue in 2010 that required facade repairs, though this was successfully completed, along with associated electrical upgrades for interior lighting and exterior stops. The property has had some historical compliance issues, particularly in 2010 when there were concerns about lead paint hazards during renovation work, which were subsequently addressed and abated by July 2010.

Earlier complaints in 1999 regarding heating issues and bathroom ceiling problems were resolved quickly. More recently, there have been multiple reports (January 2025) regarding garbage management and debris on the property, including four instances of overflowing city garbage cans and three cases of general debris, though these appear to be more related to municipal collection issues than building maintenance concerns. The building's electrical system received an upgrade in 2004 when the overhead electrical service was converted to underground connections with 125-amp service. There are no active violations or major safety concerns on record, and all earlier issues have been resolved through appropriate remediation.