2 Geneva Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The 12-unit multi-family residential building at 2 Geneva Avenue in Ingleside, owned by Joseph & Mary Uniacke Revocable Trust, has undergone significant modifications since 2018, including several successful permits to add new dwelling units. The most substantial changes occurred between 2018-2019, when three additional units were added, increasing the total from 12 to 15, with attempts to further expand to 16 units. The building features a wireless telecommunications facility, with recent upgrades in 2021 and 2023 for both T-Mobile and AT&T installations, including new antennas and equipment.

Safety improvements have been a priority, with a substantial fire alarm system upgrade completed in 2019 to comply with SFFC Section 1103.7.6, including new low-frequency sounders in sleeping areas and emergency panel replacement. The building's infrastructure has been maintained and upgraded regularly, with recent electrical work in 2023 involving new meter installations and temporary power setups, as well as plumbing improvements including new water heaters and backflow preventer replacement in 2019. The property has a history of fire alarm system complaints, with five reported issues between 2012 and 2021, though all were either corrected or found to have no merit.

A single building complaint was filed in 2020 regarding non-essential construction during what appears to be pandemic-related concerns, but this case is no longer active. The building's common areas have undergone routine inspections, demonstrating regular oversight by housing authorities. Recent activity in 2025 shows ongoing community engagement with several street-related service requests, though these primarily relate to external infrastructure rather than the building itself. The property's records indicate proper compliance with building codes and regulations, with all significant permits marked as complete or properly processed, including comprehensive documentation for both residential unit additions and telecommunications infrastructure.