1075 Pacific Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133

The 6-unit multi-family residential building at 1075 Pacific Ave in Nob Hill, owned by Auburn Pacific Grp LLC, was constructed in 1914 and has undergone several significant renovations and improvements over the years. Most notably, between 2006-2012, the property underwent substantial electrical upgrades including a 400-amp service upgrade with multiple meter installations, and comprehensive unit renovations involving kitchen and bathroom remodels in apartments #1, #3, and #4. In 2015, vinyl windows were replaced, and window-related work was performed as recently as 2023.

The building has faced several regulatory inspections and violations, with the most recent routine inspection in 2016 revealing multiple safety concerns that were subsequently addressed, including fire escape maintenance, fire alarm requirements, and identification numbering. Historical violations from 2000 and 2008 pertained to fire safety and security requirements, though all were eventually resolved. There were two fire-related incidents recorded, one involving a malfunctioning smoke detector and another involving outside rubbish, though neither resulted in civilian injuries.

Recent 311 calls from 2019-2024 have primarily concerned street-related issues such as abandoned vehicles, parking violations, and minor street cleaning matters, with no direct impact on building safety or maintenance documented. The property's maintenance record shows a pattern of responding to safety requirements and completing necessary repairs, though the 2007 complaint about work exceeding permit scope suggests some historical oversight during renovations. While no active violations or complaints are currently on record, the building's age and history of violations highlight the importance of regular maintenance and prompt addressing of any emerging safety concerns. The most recent building permit activity suggests ongoing attention to maintaining and upgrading the property, with the last documented structural improvement being the 2015 window replacement project.