625 Taylor St, San Francisco, CA 94109

The Bohemia Apartments building at 625 Taylor Street is a 5-story multi-family residential property constructed in 1910, containing 25 units under LP ownership. The building has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues over recent years, most notably a current open fire code violation regarding sleeping area requirements from December 2023. Recent work on fire safety systems has been underway, with permits issued in October 2023 and July 2024 for comprehensive upgrades including new smoke detectors, manual pull stations, and a modern fire alarm control panel with monitoring technology, indicating ongoing efforts to improve building safety systems.

The property has faced various challenges in recent years, including a concerning history of pest infestations as reported in 2021 (mice and cockroaches), and ongoing maintenance concerns as recently reported in July 2024 regarding water intrusion, electrical issues, and outdated appliances. The building has a documented history of boiler permit violations, with multiple instances between 2005-2021 requiring attention, though the boiler system was upgraded with a new steam heating boiler in 2018. Electrical and plumbing systems have undergone various improvements over the years, including a significant 2017 upgrade of electrical infrastructure and plumbing fixtures in multiple units.

The building's maintenance record shows regular attention to roof maintenance, with work performed in 2014, and various unit renovations including kitchen and bathroom remodels. The property has experienced recurring issues with garbage and debris management, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls between late 2024 and early 2025, suggesting ongoing challenges with exterior maintenance. Historical records show various routine inspections and some past violations related to fire safety systems, though many of these issues were corrected promptly. The building management has generally addressed major infrastructure upgrades when necessary, as shown by recent fire safety improvements and previous electrical and plumbing upgrades, though some ongoing maintenance concerns remain according to recent complaints.