2736 Pierce St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit, 1912 multi-family residential building at 2736 Pierce Street in Pacific Heights has undergone several significant renovations and maintenance work over the past two decades. Most notably, in September 2024, a walk-in tub was installed in the master bathroom, along with necessary electrical work, which represents the building's most recent plumbing and electrical upgrade. In 2015, a sewer line and house trap replacement was completed, addressing critical infrastructure needs.

The building has experienced some maintenance challenges, with two sewage backup incidents reported through 311 calls in October 2024, though both cases were resolved by PUC Sewer Operations. The property has a documented history of code enforcement action from 2002, when unauthorized construction of a roof deck was identified, leading to multiple violations and a suspended permit. This situation, while ultimately resolved by January 2013 with the removal of illegal 4x4 posts, required several permits to document compliance.

The building has undergone numerous legitimate improvements, including a comprehensive window replacement in 2012 (39 windows & 1 door), vinyl siding installation in 2014, and various bathroom renovations. Fire safety systems have been maintained, with four recorded alarm activations since 2018, though none resulted in civilian injuries or indicated actual fire conditions. Recent 311 calls primarily relate to parking issues in the vicinity of the building, indicating these are external neighborhood matters rather than building-specific concerns. The property is currently under the management of the Chin Trust Agreement-exempt entity.