1742-1746 North Point St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 1742-1746 North Point Street in the Marina district, owned by Jonathan David Graf and built in 1938, has undergone significant renovations and safety upgrades over the past several years. The most substantial work occurred between 2016-2018, when the property's conversion from a two-unit to a three-unit building was completed, including the addition of a new first-floor unit with associated fire safety systems. This transformation involved the installation of a new fire sprinkler system ($10,000), upgrading plumbing fixtures throughout the building, replacing furnaces, and extensive electrical work including rewiring both units with new lighting, outlets, and kitchen remodels ($11,000 total).

Additional safety improvements included a sprinkler monitoring system installation in 2018 ($3,500). The property has also seen modern upgrades such as the installation of a Tesla charger outlet in 2019 and new kitchen installations in 2018. Recent history from 2023-2024 indicates recurring issues with driveway parking violations near the property, with multiple citations issued between March 2024 and September 2024.

Two fire incidents are on record, though neither resulted in injuries or significant damage: one involved a malfunctioning smoke detector and the other was an intentional outside rubbish fire. The building's maintenance record shows regular updates and improvements, though there was one notable revision during the 2016-2018 renovation period where a rear deck and stairway removal from the scope of work was documented. All major renovation permits have been completed, and there have been no building code violations or planning complaints recorded. The property's improvement history suggests a well-maintained building with appropriate attention to safety upgrades during the renovation period.