101-103 Willard St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit residential building at 101-103 Willard Street in the Lone Mountain neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1946, currently owned by Lew Family 2014 Revoc Trust. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the past few decades, with the most recent being a substantial reroofing project completed in March 2024 at a cost of $14,200. Previous major works include an electrical upgrade with a new 200-amp pull box installation in 2004, and remodeling of the kitchen and bathroom areas in 2002, along with associated electrical work.

Historical records show exterior maintenance was performed in 1994 with stucco repairs completed. The property has experienced several maintenance challenges in recent months, particularly regarding waste management and street conditions. Between July and December 2024, there were multiple reports of garbage and debris issues near the property, including incidents involving abandoned appliances and loose garbage.

There was also one parking enforcement issue in January 2025 related to driveway blocking. The building has a history of roof maintenance being addressed regularly, with two reroofing projects recorded (2006 and 2024), indicating attention to this critical building component. While these maintenance records show regular upkeep of major systems, the recent string of waste management issues in the immediate vicinity suggests some challenges with maintaining the surrounding environment. It's worth noting that the property is adjacent to 111 Willard North Street, which experienced a tenant buyout in May 2021 involving one tenant and a payment of $9,020.