1625-1675 Eddy St, San Francisco, CA 94115

Located in the Western Addition neighborhood, this 3-story, 111-unit multi-family residential building at 1625-1675 Eddy Street was constructed in 1969 and is classified as an Apartment 15 Units or more. The property has undergone several significant improvements and faced various challenges in recent years. Notable recent improvements include the installation of a new laundry facility in unit #308 (completed November 2023), extensive water heater replacements (2020-2021), and comprehensive electrical panel upgrades throughout the building (September 2022). The building has completed its mandatory soft-story retrofit work, demonstrating compliance with seismic safety requirements.

The property has experienced several concerning issues. In 2024, complaints were filed regarding water leakage through electrical panels, sewer odors, and gas appliance concerns, and there are active violations related to lead paint, mold, and damaged ceilings from March 2022. Previous incidents include fire damage repairs in units 412 and 414 (2019), unit water damage repairs (2019), and multiple street space permits. The building's fire safety systems have required attention, with violations related to sprinkler/standpipe systems and alarm systems recorded between 2017-2023, though most have been corrected.

Recent maintenance issues have included problems with the building's intercom system, security gates, and various infrastructure concerns, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls regarding garbage overflow and sidewalk defects in early 2025. The building's management has generally responded to maintenance issues as they arise, evidenced by numerous completed permits for various repairs and upgrades. However, the frequency and nature of recent complaints suggest ongoing maintenance and infrastructure challenges. Separate from individual unit improvements, the building underwent significant system upgrades in 2022, including replacement of multiple electrical panels and comprehensive utility upgrades, indicating an investment in improving the building's overall infrastructure.