146 Ney St, San Francisco, CA 94112

The property at 146 Ney Street is a single-story multi-family residential building located in the Excelsior neighborhood, containing two units and constructed in 1907. The building's recent history has been marked by significant activity, particularly in 2024, with multiple incidents requiring attention from various city agencies, including repeated reports of garbage and debris (with at least three separate incidents), two sidewalk parking violations, and some concerning issues such as graffiti on the residential building that remains open as of the latest reports. A hazardous condition was reported to the fire department in 2008 regarding blocked exits, though this was corrected within a month.

There have been some notable infrastructure modifications over the years, including a completed stairway repair in 1990 and a garage enlargement for additional parking completed in 1986. A proposed kitchen and bathroom remodel project costing $60,000 was submitted for permit in February 2023 but was ultimately cancelled. The building's recent history has seen three different parking violations reported between December 2024 and January 2025, though in one case the reported violation could not be validated.

While there was one significant fire safety issue in 2008 regarding blocked exits, this was resolved within a month. The property has been involved in several tenant buyout transactions between 2015 and 2018, with amounts ranging from $6,300 to $15,000 for various units, though it's unclear from the data whether these units were directly related to this specific address or nearby properties. The permit and violation history suggests ongoing maintenance needs and periodic compliance issues, particularly regarding waste management in the immediate vicinity, while also indicating some investment in property improvements, though the cancelled permit raises questions about the status of planned upgrades.