1006-1008 Broderick St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The 5-unit residential building at 1006-1008 Broderick St, owned by Paul & Jacqueline Nounou Fm, has experienced multiple significant issues in recent years, particularly regarding tenant safety and habitability. Most notably, as of 2024, there are active concerns about vermin infestations, heating problems, and unauthorized dwelling units. A water intrusion issue reported in early 2024 appears to be recurring, following previous repairs, and there are allegations of illegal short-term rentals that persisted despite regulatory interventions.

The building has a documented history of maintenance and compliance work, including a complete reroofing project in 2023 costing $15,450, sewer lateral replacement in 2017, and various electrical and plumbing upgrades. In 2018, the property faced multiple violations related to safety and habitability, including issues with fire safety equipment, rodent infestations, and plumbing concerns, though these were abated by March 2018. The property has undergone several improvement projects over the years, including electrical system upgrades in 2003 that installed 400 amps with multiple subpanels and meters. Compliance work has included legalizing an unauthorized unit in 2019 with improvements to kitchen and bath facilities.

However, recent complaints suggest ongoing maintenance challenges, including a 2023 report of damaged walls and a 2024 complaint about a missing door lock. The building's owners have completed various permit work, most recently including reroofing and other maintenance tasks, while some historical work from the early 2000s focused on window replacements, kitchen remodeling, and structural improvements. A fire complaint from 2019 regarding blocked exits was resolved in early 2020, though it highlights historical concerns about safety issues. The property has also been subject to various 311 calls regarding exterior maintenance and parking issues in the surrounding area, indicating ongoing neighborhood management challenges.