1825 Broderick St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The 4-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 1825 Broderick Street in Lower Pacific Heights, owned by Cristen C Blanding 2011 Tru and constructed in 1963, has undergone significant maintenance and improvements over the past two decades. The most recent major work, approved in August 2023, involves exterior wall repairs and the installation of new pre-painted redwood siding at a cost of $73,000. In 2020, the property completed a comprehensive window replacement project worth $28,000, focusing on maintaining the original design and grid pattern for the street-facing windows.

The building has a history of maintenance challenges, particularly evident in several complaints and violations from the early 2000s that were ultimately resolved by May 2009. These issues included problems with windows, ceilings, plumbing, electrical systems, and fire safety equipment. In more recent years, there have been recurring issues with garbage and debris management outside the building, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls regarding overflowing city garbage cans between 2024 and 2025.

The property's maintenance record shows a combination of routine inspections and specific response to violations, with significant improvements made to address past concerns. A notable cluster of violations was documented in 2016, including issues with smoke enclosure doors and the need for safety system affidavits, though these were marked as not active. The building has undergone various improvements to address basic infrastructure needs, including the replacement of problematic systems like windows, though some work has faced permit-related challenges, such as a revoked 2022 permit for siding installation that prompted a resident complaint about visibility misrepresentation. The most recent construction work, completed in 2023, demonstrates ongoing investment in the building's maintenance and improvement, with a focus on fire-rated materials and updated exterior finishes.