1250 Francisco St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-story, multi-family residential building at 1250 Francisco Street in the Marina neighborhood, owned by the Lew Ngan Sue Survivors Trust, has undergone recent significant renovations, with a comprehensive bathroom remodel completed in November 2023 costing $30,000. This renovation included the replacement of the tub, toilet, sink, tiles, and associated electrical work, with all related plumbing and electrical permits marked as complete.

The building, constructed in 1924, has a relatively clean maintenance record, with only one notable building violation in 2001 involving an egress obstruction that was promptly resolved within five days. Historical maintenance activities include an attempt at reroofing in 1994 and the installation of a backflow prevention device and expansion tank in 2010. Recent community engagement is evidenced by various 311 calls regarding the property's surroundings, though most relate to issues outside the building itself, such as street cleaning needs and parking enforcement matters.

The most recent concern, logged in September 2024, involves an overgrown tree that remains open for attention by city services. The property's external environment has required periodic attention to street cleaning and parking issues, with multiple cases resolved through appropriate city departments, but these do not directly reflect on the building's condition or management. The regular updates to building systems, as demonstrated by the recent bathroom renovation and previous infrastructure improvements, suggest active maintenance of the property's essential systems.