1625 Gough St, San Francisco, CA 94109

The 8-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 1625 Gough Street, constructed in 1953 and currently owned by the Roberto Izabal Trust 2007, has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues over its history. Most recently, in 2023, there were multiple building violations and complaints regarding plumbing, windows, and doors that were addressed by September 2023. A concerning incident in 2016 highlighted unsanitary conditions around the property, with reports of feces on staircases creating accessibility challenges for mobility-impaired residents.

The building has undergone various repairs and improvements, including a sewer repair in 2012, kitchen renovations in units #2 and #6 in 2012, and multiple roofing and structural repairs in the 1990s. Notably, there were serious maintenance violations in 2003 related to lead paint concerns, which were abated in April 2003, and issues with unauthorized storage modifications in the garage area. The property has seen a pattern of environmental hygiene challenges in recent years, with multiple 311 calls in 2024 regarding garbage and debris, including reports of human waste and other materials on the surrounding streets.

Historical records show various improvement projects, including work on stair treads, a reroofing project, and repairs to a damaged stairwell. The building's maintenance history suggests periodic attention to both routine and emergency repairs, with several completed permits indicating ongoing investment in property upkeep, though some earlier permits from the 1990s show as expired. The geographical area around the building has experienced recurring public cleanliness issues, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls regarding the street and sidewalk conditions in 2023-2025, though these external conditions are not necessarily reflective of the building's internal maintenance state.