1365 Taylor St, San Francisco, CA 94108

The 7-unit multi-family residential building at 1365 Taylor Street in Nob Hill, owned by Hunter & Letty Tom Revoc Tr, is a 3-story structure built in 1914. The building has undergone significant infrastructure improvements in recent years, most notably completing mandatory soft-story retrofit work in 2024 (Tier 3 status achieved) at a cost of $15,000, along with foundation crack repairs in response to a July 2021 complaint. Other recent safety upgrades include a $17,500 fire alarm system upgrade in October 2023 to meet current codes, electrical system improvements in March 2024, and the replacement of the hot water boiler in 2022.

The building has experienced several maintenance and safety issues over the past few years, including multiple complaints about foundation problems in 2021-2024, temporary hot water supply issues in late 2021, and concerns about heating system functionality in 2023. The property has a history of addressing violations promptly, with past fire and security-related issues from 2000 being resolved within weeks. Recent inspections have noted concerns about common area cleanliness, with complaints in 2024 regarding dirty lobby and common areas, though these issues appear to have been addressed.

The building's maintenance history shows regular upgrades to essential systems, including a complete reroofing in 2005, steam heating boiler replacement in 2008, and installation of security cameras in 2022. While foundation and structural issues have persisted as a concern, with work continuing into 2024, the property has generally responded to regulatory requirements, completing soft-story retrofit work and upgrading life safety systems. Recent building complaints have primarily focused on maintenance and minor system issues rather than critical safety concerns, suggesting ongoing attention to building systems. The property has also received attention from various city services regarding external maintenance matters, with multiple street cleaning and tree maintenance requests recorded in 2024, though these are typical for urban properties and not directly related to building conditions.