1460 Sutter St, San Francisco, CA 94109

The 15-unit apartment building at 1460 Sutter Street in Lower Pacific Heights, owned by John & Sarah Newsom Healy, was constructed in 1925 and consists of three stories. The property has undergone significant safety improvements in recent years, including a complete fire alarm system upgrade in 2019 (cost: $20,000) and a mandatory soft-story retrofit completed in 2017 (cost: $90,000), meeting San Francisco's seismic safety requirements. The building's maintenance history shows attention to structural integrity, with deck repairs completed in 2018 ($6,000) affecting multiple units, and both plumbing and electrical upgrades performed systematically across various apartments between 2013-2014.

Recent records indicate several quality-of-life and maintenance issues have been addressed, including the replacement of window hardware, water heater room ventilations, and various unit renovations. There have been no active housing code violations since 2000, when multiple fire safety and building maintenance issues were documented and subsequently resolved. The building has experienced occasional fire alarm system activations, though these have typically been due to malfunction rather than actual fires.

The property has undergone multiple unit upgrades, including kitchen remodels and deck repairs, demonstrating ongoing investment in building maintenance and resident safety. Recent 311 calls show some street maintenance issues near the property, including reports of garbage and debris, though these appear to be external to the building itself. The most recent building-related complaints involve graffiti reported in December 2023, which remains open as of the latest records.