201 Mallorca Way, San Francisco, CA 94123

The 15-unit, 3-story apartment building at 201 Mallorca Way in the Marina neighborhood was constructed in 1926 and has undergone significant recent improvements, most notably completing mandatory seismic retrofitting in 2014 as a Tier 3 soft-story building, which included foundation reinforcement and new shear walls at a cost of $110,000. The building has seen substantial electrical upgrades, with a new 400-amp main service and 17-meter socket installation issued in December 2022, and plumbing improvements including kitchen renovations in 2021 that featured new sinks, countertops, cabinets, and the installation of dishwashers across multiple units. Recent maintenance issues have emerged, particularly regarding fire safety systems, with violations noted in 2024 concerning fire extinguishers and hazardous materials, though these were subsequently corrected.

The building's maintenance history shows attention to infrastructure, including a boiler replacement in 2014 and drain pipe installations in early 2024. Past fire safety concerns have been documented, with violations related to alarm systems and extinguishers noted between 2009 and 2024, though most have been resolved through correction notices. The property has experienced recurring issues with garbage and debris as evidenced by multiple 311 calls in 2024, and several parking enforcement requests have been filed recently, though some were marked as invalid due to incomplete reporting information.

The building's history shows a pattern of addressing and correcting maintenance issues, particularly those related to fire safety systems, though some recent violations suggest ongoing attention to safety equipment is required. The seismic retrofit completed in 2014 demonstrates compliance with modern safety standards, and the recent electrical service upgrade indicates continued investment in building infrastructure. While there have been various building maintenance issues over the years, most have been resolved through proper channels, suggesting a responsive management approach to building upkeep. The property has experienced minimal serious incidents, with no reported civilian injuries in the most recent fire-related calls, which were primarily for system checks or minor issues.