2110 Baker St, San Francisco, CA 94115

Located in San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood, 2110 Baker Street is a three-story, three-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1900. The property has undergone numerous maintenance and improvement projects over the past several years, with significant work completed between 2019-2022. Recent major structural work included partial foundation replacement and dryrot repairs in 2022 ($38,000) and rear elevation siding replacement in 2022 ($70,000). The building has received various system upgrades, including a complete reroofing in 2020 ($16,000), plumbing upgrades with copper piping installation in 2019, and electrical system improvements including rewiring of unit A and new sub-panel installation in 2016.

Multiple routine housing inspections were conducted between 2002-2016, revealing several safety and maintenance issues that were subsequently addressed, including gas meter safety requirements, fire extinguisher maintenance, and security improvements. The property has also undergone several unit-specific renovations, including a 2019 kitchen remodel in unit B and a 2016 kitchen and bathroom renovation in unit A. The building's maintenance history shows regular upkeep, with most recent permits focusing on structural and system improvements rather than cosmetic changes. A notable cluster of housing violations was recorded in December 2015 regarding gas meter safety and fire safety equipment, all of which were resolved by February 2016.

The property has had periodic issues with dryrot, as evidenced by multiple repair permits, and underwent voluntary seismic framing improvements in 2016. While there have been numerous parking enforcement calls in the surrounding area between 2022-2024, these are external to the property itself. The most recent building-related service request was for a homelessness outreach (August 2024), though this was outside the property's direct management purview. The building's records demonstrate ongoing maintenance attention from ownership, with most recent building permits focusing on structural integrity and system upgrades rather than routine repairs.