752 Stockton St, San Francisco, CA 94108

The 19-unit, 4-story multi-family residential building at 752 Stockton Street, constructed in 1925, has undergone several significant renovations and faced multiple safety inspections in recent years. Most notably, in 2017, Unit 12 received comprehensive kitchen and bathroom upgrades including an electrical subpanel installation, new appliances, and plumbing improvements - one of the more substantial recent investments at approximately $25,000. The building has seen consistent maintenance of essential systems, including multiple water heater installations between 2010-2012, gas line installations in 2011, and various roofing work in 1990.

However, there have been recurring fire safety concerns, with violations recorded in 2019-2023 related to alarm systems, sleeping area requirements, and sprinkler systems, though most have been subsequently corrected or marked as "No Merit." A cluster of violations in 2003 drew attention to lead paint hazards, fire escape maintenance, and smoke detection issues, though these were resolved by May 2003. The building has experienced several fire-related incidents, primarily involving false alarms or system malfunctions with no reported injuries. Recent 311 calls from 2024 indicate ongoing concerns with the immediate vicinity, including reports of debris, encampments, and graffiti on public property.

The property management has demonstrated responsiveness to maintenance needs, as evidenced by the substantial investment in Unit 12's renovation and the resolution of numerous historical violations. There was one instance of unauthorized short-term rental activity in Unit 3, which has since been resolved. A pending review regarding a Verizon wireless facility installation on a public light pole has been noted in planning records, and while there are some outstanding fire safety violations from 2023, these do not appear to have resulted in any reported injuries or major incidents within the building.