1916-1918 Vallejo St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-story multi-family residential building at 1916-1918 Vallejo Street in Pacific Heights, owned by Ladar Sylvia F Intervivos T, was constructed in 1952 and contains two flats/duplex units. The building underwent significant renovations in 2010, including kitchen and bathroom updates, window repairs, and major electrical work, with completed permits showing $20,000 in improvements to kitchen cabinets, counter tops, windows, water heater, furnace, and comprehensive electrical systems including panel upgrades and lighting installation. More recent concerns include multiple active complaints from May 2023 regarding scaffolding blocking tenant access and safety concerns, though these complaints are now listed as not active.

The building has experienced recurring elevator issues, with complaints filed in 2019 about malfunctioning equipment and 2015 about tenants getting stuck with no emergency communication. There were multiple building violations in 2020 related to various maintenance issues including the entry door, garage door opener, and common area electrical systems, all of which were abated by July 2021. The property generated several 311 calls in 2023-2024, primarily related to parking issues and some maintenance concerns, including recent reports of sidewalk defects and driveway blockage that were addressed by city services.

The extensive renovation work completed in 2010 included comprehensive updates to both units, with particular attention paid to kitchen and electrical systems, suggesting a significant investment in improving the building's infrastructure. While there have been recurring maintenance issues and building violations over the years, many of these problems have been addressed through proper channels. The recent complaints about scaffolding in 2023 indicate potential ongoing construction work or maintenance activities, though these complaints are no longer active. The history of elevator problems and various system malfunctions suggests periodic maintenance challenges, though the building appears to have undergone significant systems upgrades in 2010 that would have addressed many infrastructure concerns.