1750 Sutter St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The three-story, 23-unit multi-family residential building at 1750 Sutter Street, built in 1975 and currently owned by the Chan Wayne Rev Trust, has undergone numerous significant maintenance and improvement projects over the past several years. Most recently, the building experienced heating system issues in November 2024, with complaints of inadequate heat in occupied habitable rooms that were subsequently addressed by November 21, 2024. In 2024, the building received a comprehensive upgrade to its fire alarm system, including the installation of addressable smoke detectors, manual pull stations, and horn strobes throughout the building, at a cost of $74,430, to comply with fire code requirements.

Other notable recent improvements include the replacement of multiple balcony windows and doors in 2020 ($65,000), and various unit renovations such as the complete remodel of Unit 306 in 2013 ($35,000), which included kitchen and bathroom updates, electrical system improvements, and the addition of a new full bathroom. The building has a documented history of addressing maintenance issues, including the repair of dry rot on balcony in Unit 205 in 2024 ($1,000), deck repairs in Unit 305 in 2017, and a complete reroofing in 2016 ($66,000). The property has undergone regular updates to ensure safety and compliance with building codes, including multiple fire safety improvements and routine inspections.

While there have been several fire system-related complaints over the years (2008-2024), most were promptly investigated and either found to have no merit or were corrected. The building's maintenance record shows consistent attention to water damage repairs, window replacements, and various unit improvements, demonstrating ongoing investment in the property's upkeep and safety systems. The recent heating system issues in late 2024 represent the most significant resident comfort concern, though these were addressed relatively quickly.