755-759 Filbert St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 755-759 Filbert Street in North Beach, owned by Jair Jack & Rosemarie, was built in 1911 and is classified as a Flats & Duplex structure with three stories. The property has experienced significant recent maintenance issues, particularly in early 2023 when multiple tenant complaints were filed regarding water intrusion, black mold, and structural concerns, including reports of dilapidated stairs and fire escape systems. These complaints led to several Building Violations in 2023, including issues with stairs, window repairs, and safety systems, all of which were reportedly abated by August 2023.

Major repair work in 2023 included $33,000 of siding and stair repairs, though the building has a history of both siding installation (2000) and stair repairs (2004). The building's maintenance history shows recurring issues with water damage and infrastructure problems, including a 2020 plumbing permit for sewer system work. Notably, there was a tenant buyout at the address in August 2022 involving two tenants and a payment of $6,790.50, though the property has had consistent occupancy since at least 1999 as evidenced by regular Housing Inspection Services routine inspections.

The building's recent history indicates significant maintenance challenges, particularly in 2023, when multiple tenant complaints were filed regarding water intrusion, mold, and structural concerns. These issues triggered building violations that required resolution by August 2023, along with the completion of significant repairs. The property has documented its efforts to address various maintenance issues throughout its history, including repairs to stairs, siding, and plumbing systems, though patterns of recurring issues suggest ongoing maintenance challenges. The surrounding area has experienced typical urban maintenance issues as reflected in 311 calls, primarily related to street cleaning and parking concerns, along with some reports of encampments in the vicinity, though these external factors are not directly related to the building's internal conditions.