1423-1425 Sacramento St, San Francisco, CA 94109

The two-story multi-family residential building at 1423-1425 Sacramento Street in Nob Hill, owned by the Marian Fong Lee Revoc Trust, contains 3 units and was constructed in 1908. The property has undergone several significant renovations and faced various maintenance challenges over the past decade. Most recently, in 2019, substantial improvements were made to Unit #2, including kitchen and bathroom remodeling with associated electrical and plumbing work costing approximately $36,000.

Prior to this, the building experienced a serious plumbing issue in March 2016 when a broken sewer trap caused sewage to back up onto the sidewalk, requiring emergency repairs. This followed a period of significant housing code violations in 2010-2011, including problems with heating, security, and interior surfaces, though all these violations were eventually abated by July 2013. The building's maintenance history shows both proactive improvements and reactive repairs. A new roof was installed in 2013 at a cost of $14,905, and the building's heating system was updated with a new furnace in 2012.

More recent building complaints include a 2020 issue with garbage overflow and door functionality, though many recent 311 calls primarily relate to street and sidewalk cleaning matters rather than building-specific issues. The property has had consistent attention to building code violations, with no active violations on record since 2013. Recent years have shown a pattern of regular maintenance and prompt resolution of issues when they arise, with the most recent building improvements focusing on unit-specific upgrades rather than building-wide systems. While the building has a history of maintenance challenges, particularly in 2010-2011, all known violations have been addressed through permits and documented work.