1837-1839 Alemany Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit residential building at 1837-1839 Alemany Blvd, owned by the Annibale Pellegrini Revocable Trust, is a two-story structure built in 1962 in San Francisco's Mission Terrace neighborhood. The property has undergone several maintenance and improvement projects over the years, with the most recent major works being window replacements in 2016 ($6,800) when eight aluminum slider windows were installed, four of which were visible from the street, featuring improved energy efficiency with a U-factor of less than 0.32. In 2014, a reroofing project was permitted with an estimated cost of $7,000.

Historical records show an earlier roofing attempt from 1997, though this permit expired. The building has experienced various maintenance and parking-related issues in the surrounding area over the past year, with multiple reports of sidewalk parking violations between 2023-2024, resulting in at least two citations issued. There have been several municipal service requests including tree maintenance queries, general street cleaning, and waste removal needs.

A tree maintenance request from November 2023 was affected by Prop-E priorities, with the Department of Public Works indicating that maintenance would be scheduled under a block pruning plan. The most recent activity related to the property was a rent board fee and housing inventory request in January 2024. The building's documented maintenance history shows regular upkeep of major systems, with particular attention paid to energy efficiency improvements through the window replacement program.