601 Brunswick St, San Francisco, CA 94112

The property at 601 Brunswick Street in the Croker Amazon neighborhood is a one-story, two-unit multi-family residential building with some commercial space, constructed in 1939 and currently owned by Bakhtan Mohammad I. The building's maintenance history reveals several significant events, most notably a serious tenant safety issue in 1999 when a landlord removed a toilet without proper replacement, leaving an open hole in a floor with dry rot concerns, though this was subsequently addressed within two weeks.

In 2000, unauthorized window replacements were made throughout the building, including 21 aluminum frame windows in the living unit and 3 in the storefront, leading to a building complaint that was ultimately not pursued further. The property has undergone some legitimate improvements, including a garage door replacement in 2008, though this work was relatively minor compared to the earlier unauthorized modifications.

Recent records from 2024-2025 show multiple parking-related incidents near the property, with several documented cases of driveway blocking and illegal parking, though these are primarily enforcement matters rather than building concerns. The building's fire safety record shows one minor issue with exit maintenance in March 2020, which was promptly corrected by April 2020, and two false alarms/calls that resulted in no civilian injuries or significant incidents. While there have been periodic reports of garbage and debris on the property in late 2024, these were either resolved immediately or required no action.