1101-1123 Fillmore St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The 37-unit, four-story apartment building at 1101-1123 Fillmore Street, constructed in 1905 and managed by Golden Gate & Fillmore Asso, has undergone numerous modifications and improvements over the past two decades. Most notably, the building has hosted multiple telecommunications facility upgrades on its rooftop, with the latest AT&T installation underway as of October 2024, involving extensive antenna and equipment modifications with a permitted cost of $65,000. The building demonstrates clear proactive maintenance of safety systems, with recent fire alarm upgrades in 2022 ($98,000) to comply with modern standards, though it has experienced recurring fire safety system violations between 2009 and 2024, including sprinkler system issues in 2023 and an alarm system violation in 2023.

Several significant building-wide issues have been documented, including recent concerns about building shaking due to rooftop HVAC equipment (2024), historical elevator outages (2021), and multiple plumbing incidents. The property has completed its soft-story retrofit requirements, receiving a Certificate of Final Completion. The building's maintenance history shows regular plumbing and electrical upgrades, including recent work in 2020 for tenant improvements. A concerning pattern of building maintenance issues is evident, with violations and complaints regarding the elevator system, plumbing leaks, and fire safety systems occurring intermittently from 2013 to 2024.

Recent 311 calls show ongoing concerns about garbage and debris, particularly in late 2024. The property has maintained an active history of responding to regulatory requirements and performing necessary upgrades, though some issues have persisted over time. Historical data shows previous building violations dating back to 2000 regarding unpermitted plumbing work, and various telecommunications facility installation compliance issues were noted in 2013. The building underwent significant improvements under its fire safety and elevator modernization programs between 2019-2022, though recurring fire safety system violations suggest ongoing challenges in this area.