1733-1737 Larkin St, San Francisco, CA 94109

The three-unit, three-story multi-family residential building at 1733-1737 Larkin Street in Nob Hill, owned by David Mandel and Carolyn Revo, has a documented history of structural maintenance issues primarily related to dry rot and stair repairs. The most recent significant structural work occurred in 2018 with $8,000 in dry rot repairs to the back stairs, following a similar pattern of maintenance with $2,000 in repairs to stairs, decking, and railings along with fire escape ladder re-bolting in 2013. Earlier repairs in 2007 addressed stair issues under a complaint that prompted multiple violations relating to both stair safety and window functionality.

The building has faced several compliance challenges, most notably in 2000-2007 when multiple violations were recorded regarding lead paint hazards, window operability, and weatherproofing requirements, though all these violations were ultimately abated by June 2007. A potentially concerning incident occurred in 2014 when an unpermitted electrical panel replacement was reported, though this complaint was also marked as not active. The property's maintenance record shows regular attention to structural safety, particularly regarding exterior elements like stairs and decks, which have required multiple repairs over the years.

A significant tenant buyout occurred in August 2019 involving two tenants and totaling $127,000. The building has had minimal recent issues, with only routine 311 calls regarding street cleaning and litter management recorded between 2015-2022, none of which indicate significant building safety or maintenance concerns. While historically the building experienced various compliance issues, these appear to have been addressed, with no current active violations or complaints on record as of October 2023.