1061 Francisco St, San Francisco, CA 94109

The three-story multi-family residential building at 1061 Francisco Street in Russian Hill is a two-unit structure built in 1956, currently owned by the David Breskin 2000 Trust. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the years, including a partial vertical addition of the second story in 1998 ($40,000), kitchen and bathroom remodels, and the installation of 30 roof-mounted solar panels with electrical fixtures in 2006 ($43,000).

More recent upgrades include the installation of an electric vehicle charger in the garage in 2024, roof and framing repairs to the breezeway in 2022, and the replacement of the electrical service in 2007. The building has faced some maintenance challenges, with records showing repairs for dry rot in 1993 and a complaint in 2007 regarding construction-related issues, though this was abated the next day. The property's surrounding area has experienced various municipal issues over the years, with multiple reports of abandoned vehicles (most recently in 2020), sidewalk defects (reported in 2020), and other street maintenance matters.

Notable recent concerns include a missing side sewer vent cover in 2014, which was resolved. The building's maintenance history shows regular attention to infrastructure needs, with most permits being properly completed. The most recent building work (the EV charger installation) demonstrates ongoing modernization efforts at the property.