1821 Baker St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The property at 1821 Baker St is a two-story, five-unit multi-family residential building with an attached store component, built in 1910 and currently owned by M&mh Lp. The building has undergone several significant improvements over the past decade, with the most recent major upgrade being the installation of a new tankless water heater in March 2023 and the replacement of four Federal Pacific breaker boxes with new electrical infrastructure in November 2020, including the addition of exterior lighting. The building converted a portion of its space from office to classroom use in 2018, followed by comprehensive fire safety upgrades in 2019, including new smoke detection systems.

A substantial renovation took place in 2014-2015 period, addressing kitchen and bathroom updates, furnace replacement, and various plumbing improvements, including water service installation and multiple bathroom renovations. Historically, the building faced significant plumbing issues in late 2013, which were documented in a violation notice citing problems with inadequately supported bathtubs, leaking sewage pipes, and deteriorated vent piping, among other concerns. These violations appear to have been addressed through subsequent plumbing work completed in 2014, including the installation of new fixtures and repairs to various systems.

The fire alarm system was also a focus of improvements, with a new system installed in 2012 for what appears to be a preschool facility located in the building. More recently, there have been several routine municipal service calls in the vicinity, primarily related to parking enforcement and street maintenance, with a few open service requests as of late 2024, including one regarding an overgrown tree. While the building has undergone numerous improvements to its systems and safety features over the years, the data shows that most major issues have been addressed through appropriate permits and completed work. The property's recent history indicates regular maintenance and upgrading of essential systems, with particular attention paid to fire safety and electrical infrastructure.