74-76 Mallorca Way, San Francisco, CA 94123

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 74-76 Mallorca Way in the Marina neighborhood, owned by Stewart Lindsey & Patrick, has undergone several significant improvements since its construction in 1948. Most notably, in 2019, the property completed a voluntary seismic upgrade of the ground floor, including the installation of plywood shearwalls, with the work costing approximately $40,000 and demonstrating the owners' commitment to structural safety. The building has also seen substantial environmental improvements, with the installation of solar PV systems in 2015 consisting of 12 and 6 roof-mounted modules respectively, totaling 5.04 kW of capacity.

Other notable renovations include concrete walkway and patio work in 2012 (costing $50,000), backyard drainage improvements (also 2012), and historical maintenance like reroofing in 1994. Recent records from 2024 show multiple incidents of illegal parking and sidewalk obstruction in the vicinity, particularly during September 2024, when there were seven parking-related enforcement actions, with some resulting in citations. There have been several instances of abandoned debris on the street, including electronics and furniture, though these issues were promptly resolved by city services.

While these recent concerns don't directly affect the building's internal conditions, they do reflect current neighborhood challenges. The property's maintenance history shows regular upkeep and improvements, with no documented tenant buyouts or internal structural issues reported in recent years. The most significant recent infrastructure investment remains the 2019 seismic upgrade, which brought the building's safety standards up to date.