1922-1924 Hyde St, San Francisco, CA 94109

The three-unit, three-story multi-family residential building at 1922-1924 Hyde Street in Russian Hill, owned by the Louie Family Trust, has a complex history since its construction in 1910. The property experienced fire damage in 2002 that required significant repairs including kitchen remodeling, drywall replacement, and electrical work costing over $43,000, along with electrical service upgrades to 200/240V 200-amp single phase completed in 2003.

A series of violations and complaints in 2001-2008 raised several safety concerns including stair repairs, fire safety measures, and unpermitted use of downstairs areas, though all these issues were abated by March 2008. The building has seen various improvements in recent years, including window replacements in 2019, though several older permits from the 1990s and 2000s remain in expired status, including for reroofing work and installation of a half bath in the basement. Recent inspection and incident records from 2023-2024 show routine urban maintenance issues typical of the neighborhood, including multiple reports of garbage and debris requiring street cleaning services.

The property has experienced several fire department responses, though none resulted in injuries or significant incidents, with most being related to smoke detector activations, false alarms, or cooking-related incidents. The most recent building-related complaints and violations were resolved over 15 years ago, suggesting improved compliance with housing regulations, though the presence of multiple expired permits from previous decades may warrant attention to ensure no inconsistent conditions remain. Recent municipal service calls primarily relate to routine urban maintenance rather than building-specific issues, indicating no currently known significant structural or safety concerns.