1101-1105 Stockton St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The three-story multi-family residential building at 1101-1105 Stockton Street in Nob Hill, owned by the Chong Sen Benevolent Association, was constructed in 1910 and contains three units. The building's maintenance history shows several significant improvements and compliance issues, with the most recent building work being a sink replacement in 2019 to meet Department of Public Health requirements. In 2009, a complete reroofing was performed at a cost of $6,000.

The property experienced notable compliance challenges in 2005, when unauthorized work was conducted including storefront modifications and the installation of a meat counter and handsink, which resulted in multiple violations requiring remediation. These issues were ultimately abated by 2006, and more recent renovations have been performed with proper permits. The building has undergone various improvements over the years, including ADA restroom revisions (1997), canvas awning installation (1997), storefront renovation (2005), and street space repairs (2004).

Recent activity includes multiple Shared Spaces sidewalk requests and graffiti reports during 2024-2025, though most of these were resolved without requiring extensive intervention. The property has experienced several fire department responses over the years, primarily for false alarms and system malfunctions, with no reported civilian injuries in any incidents. A recent planning record from 2023 indicates approval for the continuation of existing grocery retail use, confirming compliance with local zoning regulations. The building's documented history suggests regular maintenance and improvement efforts, though the 2005 compliance issues indicate the importance of proper permitting procedures, which appear to have been adhered to in subsequent years.