1165 Clay St, San Francisco, CA 94108

The 6-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building at 1165 Clay Street in Nob Hill, owned by Ray John Wittenberg Revoc T, was constructed in 1912 and has undergone several significant maintenance and repair activities over the years. Most recently, in February 2017, windows were upgraded in unit #4 with the installation of tempered vinyl casement windows, replacing both a louver window and an aluminum window, with work completed successfully at a cost of $1,468.

The building has a history of addressing safety and maintenance issues, particularly during a concentrated period in the 2000s, when multiple violations were recorded and subsequently abated by December 2009. These violations included concerns about egress obstruction, smoke enclosure doors, fire extinguisher maintenance, gas utility shutoff tools, inoperative heaters, and various building maintenance issues. A significant complaint from July 2000 detailed numerous concerns including electrical wiring, plumbing, window insulation, heating problems, and kitchen issues, though these were addressed over time.

Recent incidents (2020-2024) have primarily involved exterior maintenance matters such as graffiti removal and illegal postings, with multiple cases of graffiti reported between 2018 and 2023, some of which required intervention from the DPW Ops Queue. The property's maintenance record indicates regular inspections and prompt response to identified issues, with no active violations or complaints currently on record. The most recent building permits and repairs suggest ongoing attention to building maintenance, though the relatively small scale of recent permits indicates limited major renovations or upgrades in recent years.