1750 Beach St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The 15-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building at 1750 Beach St in the Marina district was constructed in 1927 and has undergone several significant maintenance and infrastructure updates over the years. The most recent major work includes the removal of an old boiler and backflow preventer in September 2022, following the installation of a new steam boiler and hot water system in 2015. The building has experienced recurring boiler-related compliance issues, with violations recorded in 2023, 2016, 2013, and previous years regarding permits to operate the boiler, though these were all ultimately resolved.

There was a notable structural issue in 2000 when a collapsing brick facade was replaced with stucco, requiring abatement of a notice of violation. The building's history shows regular maintenance of essential systems, including an electrical upgrade in 2007 and various plumbing improvements. Safety systems have been tested multiple times, with some recent fire department responses including carbon monoxide detector checks and a malfunctioning alarm system.

The property has experienced several emergency services calls for medical assistance and distress situations, though none resulted in civilian injuries. Recent inspections in 2024 have revealed external maintenance needs, including issues with overgrown trees and sidewalk blockages, though most complaints have been promptly addressed or resolved. The building's management has demonstrated responsiveness to maintenance needs, as evidenced by the completion of multiple permits and prompt resolution of violations when they occur.