Posted on 03/11/2026 11:20:13 AM PDT by nickcarraway
Katelin Holloway and Ben Ramirez thought they had found their forever home when they purchased a spacious North Beach property for $4.75 million in 2021 — a four-story residence with five bedrooms, sweeping skyline views and room for their growing family.
Instead, the couple is now facing the possibility that the house must be carved back into four separate apartments after city officials determined the building was improperly converted from a multi-unit property years before they bought it, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
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According to city officials and tenant advocates, the building had previously been altered from a four-unit apartment complex into a single-family residence without proper permits. That means the structure is still officially classified as a multi-unit property in municipal records — and may have to be restored to that configuration.
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We have, in the moment, a second home. It's available to our out-of-town guests. We say 'no' to offers from possible renters.
You should be institutionalized.
Nope never served. Never been an anti-Semite like you either so you got me on both counts.
I’m not Jewish by the way, and I can’t stand bagels.
“ He said it was a joy to work with city building officials there, no problems at all to approve all work. ”
Yes.
That’s the market I work in. Des Moines wants things to work for the citizens and property owners .
... back in the DAY!
that is a good plan
I am building a second home for the same reason
and with no intent to take in a renter
Hurray for you!
If you put that to music, could be as big a hit as REM’s End of the World as We Know It, or Don Mclean’s American Pie!
That’s great it starts with an earthquake,…..
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