254-256 Arlington St, San Francisco, CA 94131

The property at 254-256 Arlington Street in Glen Park is a two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1910, currently owned by Alexander L. Nedich. The building has undergone several significant improvements over the years, with the most substantial renovation occurring in 2010-2011, when unit 256 received extensive upgrades including electrical rewiring, service panel upgrades, window replacements, and kitchen remodeling, with a total permit cost of $110,000.

This renovation period did face some compliance issues related to lead paint safety, with violations recorded in September 2010 regarding improper clean-up and containment of work debris, though these violations were abated within a week. The building has required ongoing maintenance to address structural issues, including dry rot repairs in 2009-2010 (approximately $17,000 in repairs) and more recent work in 2023 involving furnace replacement. The property has a history of maintenance and repair work typical for its age, including roof work, electrical upgrades, and plumbing improvements.

A 2011 unit verification was conducted to confirm the status of the rear building as a single-family dwelling. Recent activity (2023) indicates the building continues to receive necessary system upgrades, with the most recent significant work being a 95% furnace installation. Although there have been various 311 calls regarding the property, including reports of garbage and debris (which seem to be more related to street conditions than building maintenance), the most recent building-related issues appear to be resolved, with only a couple of open external maintenance requests from late 2024 regarding sidewalk and tree maintenance.