111 Euclid Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The 111 Euclid Ave building is a 6-story, 22-unit multi-family residential property located in the Jordan Park/Laurel Heights neighborhood, constructed in 1962 and currently owned by the Roger D Miles Trust. The building has undergone several significant safety system upgrades in recent years, with the most recent being a fire alarm system upgrade in September 2023 to install low-frequency sounders in sleeping areas, costing approximately $52,894. This followed a pattern of fire safety improvements including conduit installation for the fire alarm system in 2019 and previous fire alarm system upgrades in 2018 and 2023 that required corrective action. The building has experienced recurring issues with emergency exit accessibility, as evidenced by violations and complaints in 2016 regarding blocked exits, for which violations were issued and subsequently corrected.

The property has a history of maintenance and safety concerns that have been addressed over time. In 2009, there were reports of flooding and mold issues in various units, while a routine inspection in 2008 revealed multiple building code compliance concerns including exterior wooden stairs repair needs, fire extinguisher maintenance, garage ceiling repairs, and the installation of apartment viewers and numbering systems on the sixth floor. These violations were subsequently abated. Earlier, in 2003, there were exterior wood stair repair violations that were resolved by March 2004.

The building's permit history shows regular maintenance work, including a stair repair project in 2003, and the property underwent an administrative verification process in 2019 to confirm its 22-unit status. Recent activity around the property has primarily involved external maintenance and environmental concerns, with multiple 311 calls in early 2025 reporting graffiti, sidewalk blockages, and encampments in the vicinity. While these issues are not directly related to the building's internal conditions, they provide context about the property's immediate surroundings. The building's fire safety systems have required ongoing attention, as demonstrated by the issuance of fire violations in 2023 regarding sleeping area requirements, though previous violations for blocked exits and alarm systems have been promptly addressed and corrected.