1820-1870 Post St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The 72-unit residential building at 1820-1870 Post Street, constructed in 1978 and currently owned by GGA 1820 Post LP, has undergone significant maintenance and upgrade work throughout its history, with particular focus on infrastructure improvements in recent years. Most notably, in 2024, the building underwent extensive repairs including water heater installations across multiple buildings (1820, 1870, 1945 Sutter Street) in October, followed by drywall repairs, termite damage remediation, and HVAC system upgrades in December. The property has experienced several maintenance challenges requiring attention, including dry rot repairs to exterior balconies (completed November 2024), termite damage repairs in Unit 1901, and various plumbing system upgrades.

A series of fire safety violations were issued in late 2023 regarding sleeping area requirements, though these were subsequently rescinded. The building has a documented history of moisture-related issues, with multiple complaints about water intrusion, window leakage, and mold formation between 2003 and 2021. Recent complaints from 2023 have addressed building security systems and property maintenance concerns, including a hoarding situation in one unit that was resolved by July 2023, as well as issues with the intercom/entry system. Multiple permits issued in late 2024 indicate ongoing efforts to modernize the building's infrastructure, including the installation of new heating systems and various structural repairs.

The property's maintenance history shows a pattern of addressing both routine upkeep and significant repairs, with recent focus on improving building systems and addressing historical maintenance issues. Security and accessibility have been recurring topics, with various permits demonstrating ongoing efforts to maintain and improve these aspects. The building has experienced periodic infrastructure challenges, particularly related to water systems (evidenced by multiple drain repairs and water heater replacements), though many of these issues appear to be systematically addressed through the ongoing permit activity. Recent years have shown increased attention to upgrading systems and addressing historical maintenance concerns, as evidenced by the substantial number of permits issued in 2024 for various improvements throughout the building complex.