66 Nebraska St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 66 Nebraska Street in Bernal Heights, constructed in 1928, has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over its lifetime. The most recent major work was completed in August 2023, involving a substantial re-roofing project costing $17,440. The building has a documented history of addressing structural and maintenance issues, including voluntary garage strengthening in 2001, multiple dry rot repairs in the kitchen and garage areas in 2001, and important seismic safety improvements such as bolting the framing to the foundation in 2000.

Earlier enhancements included a kitchen and dining remodel in 2001, and in 2004, the electrical system was updated with a conversion to underground utilities. Recent incidents near the property suggest some environmental and infrastructural challenges in the immediate vicinity. In January 2025, there were two separate sewage back-up incidents from the side sewer vent, and between November and January 2025, multiple reports of human waste or urine on the sidewalks were documented.

The property has experienced several street-related issues in the past year, including parked vehicles blocking driveways and violations of parking regulations, though these are external to the building itself. There was also a complaint about illegal construction in October 2024, which was transferred to the Department of Building Inspection for tracking. An open case regarding a garbage can repair from August 2024 and a resolved public stairway defect from June 2024 suggest areas of continued municipal oversight in the building's vicinity.