1121-1123 Vallejo St, San Francisco, CA 94109

Situated in San Francisco's Russian Hill neighborhood, this two-unit multi-family residential building, constructed in 1906, has undergone several significant improvements over its lifetime. The most recent major renovation, completed in March 2024, involved the installation of twelve new aluminum-clad wood windows, replacing previous vinyl windows, with an investment of $27,700. This follows a pattern of window improvements, including a comprehensive window replacement project in 1999 when 30 windows were upgraded.

The building has seen substantial interior upgrades, particularly in 2009, when a major renovation included kitchen and bathroom remodels featuring new cabinets, fixtures, and appliances, along with electrical system enhancements including new circuits and bathroom facilities. Earlier electrical system improvements were made in 2003 with the installation of a new 100-amp meter socket and load centers. Recent issues have primarily concerned parking enforcement, with multiple documented incidents of driveway blocking between 2021 and 2023, resulting in several citations, though some cases were unable to be resolved through police response.

These parking incidents, while not directly affecting building condition, may indicate ongoing challenges with parking management in the immediate vicinity. The building's maintenance record shows regular updates to essential systems and features, with permits all marked as complete, suggesting proper regulatory adherence and oversight of improvements. The property is currently owned by Verona Trust and has maintained its classification as a flats and duplex building throughout its history.