2200 Jackson St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The 18-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building at 2200 Jackson Street in Pacific Heights, constructed in 1962 and currently owned by 2200 Jackson Street LLC, has experienced numerous maintenance and safety issues over its history. The building underwent significant repairs and improvements in 2015 with a completed reroofing project costing $44,850, and in 2013-2007, there were various plumbing system upgrades including furnace replacements and drain pipe installations. A notable series of violations was documented in January 2016, when the building was cited for multiple safety concerns including fire escape maintenance, central alarm system repairs, hot water tank strapping requirements, and ventilation issues in the garage, though all these violations were abated by March 2016.

Previous concerns included child safety issues with low windows in 2012, a significant sewage incident in 2007, and recurring laundry room flooding problems in 1998-1999. The building's fire safety systems have required periodic attention, with violations recorded in 2012 for alarm systems and in 2018-2020 for sprinkler/standpipe systems and exit maintenance, all of which were promptly corrected. Recent permit activity includes a 2017 street space permit, while planning records indicate approval for a commercial parking garage with specific leasing conditions.

The property has experienced various infrastructure challenges, as evidenced by multiple elevator rescues and false alarm incidents recorded by fire services, though notably without any civilian injuries. Recent 311 calls from 2024 have predominantly concerned surface-level issues such as illegal parking and garbage disposal, suggesting routine municipal matters rather than building structural or safety concerns. The combined history of the building demonstrates a pattern of typical urban maintenance challenges for a vintage apartment building, with responsive management addressing most significant violations within reasonable timeframes.