1084-1086 Clay St, San Francisco, CA 94108

The property at 1084-1086 Clay Street is a two-story, multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Nob Hill neighborhood, containing three units and constructed in 1922. The building has undergone several routine safety inspections by Housing Inspection Services from 1999 through 2019, suggesting regular oversight of its condition. In 2004, a significant maintenance upgrade was performed with a $7,500 reroofing project.

Most notably, in 2021, the building experienced a serious structural concern when two reports were filed documenting a substantial hole (3-6 feet in diameter and 2-3 feet deep) that appeared in the paved outdoor area behind the building, located near the foundation. This issue remained unresolved for nearly two years until it was finally abated in June 2023. The building has also generated various service requests and complaints in recent years, including a pavement defect report in October 2024, a driveway blocking incident in August 2024, and a building exterior maintenance complaint in July 2021 that was accepted by the Department of Building Inspection.

Other incidents recorded include graffiti on the mailbox in 2019, general cleaning needs in 2023, and two routine inspections from 2016 and 2019 which were properly documented and closed. The property's recent history shows a mix of routine maintenance and occasional issues requiring attention, with the most significant concern being the delayed resolution of the foundation-adjacent hole that persisted for almost two years before resolution. The building's regular safety inspections and documented repairs suggest ongoing maintenance oversight by the current ownership, the Lee Family Trust.