2425 Fillmore St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The 11-unit multi-family residential building at 2425 Fillmore Street in Pacific Heights is a 3-story structure built in 1927, currently owned by Mark Kohi & Shahin Khan. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the past decades, with the most pressing recent work being the completion of a mandatory soft-story retrofit in 2018 (at a cost of $100,000) to improve seismic safety. Other notable improvements include the installation of a new hot water boiler in 2014, reroofing work in 1997, and significant bathroom renovations in 1996.

The building has experienced some maintenance and safety issues in the past, including a cluster of fire safety violations in 2004 related to fire escape maintenance and egress obstructions, all of which were resolved by February 2005. More recent building history shows generally improved maintenance, with the most recent significant issues being a sewage backup discharge and a case of human waste or urine near the property in October 2024. Two fire safety complaints regarding alarm systems and sprinkler systems were investigated in 2018 and 2019 respectively, but both were found to have no merit.

The building's parking requirements were adjusted in 2019, allowing for a reduction in residential parking space requirements. Regular safety inspections have been conducted over the years, with the most recent routine inspection noted in 2014. The property has demonstrated compliance with major safety requirements, including completing the soft-story retrofit program as a Tier 4 building, though a significant number of maintenance-related 311 calls have been recorded for the surrounding area in recent years, primarily related to street and sidewalk conditions.