1725 Turk St, San Francisco, CA 94115

1725 Turk Street is a 3-story, 12-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1927, currently owned by 1725 Turk I7 LP. The property has undergone significant recent renovations, most notably the addition of three accessory dwelling units (ADUs) completed in 2020 at the ground level, followed by extensive unit improvements throughout 2021-2024. Recent improvements include comprehensive fire safety upgrades in 2022-2024, with new fire sprinkler systems, low-frequency sounders, and smoke detection equipment installed throughout the building to comply with current fire codes.

The building's mechanical systems have also received substantial upgrades, including the installation of new water heaters, boiler systems, and electrical infrastructure in 2023, with a new 400-amp electrical service panel and updates to the fire alarm system. The building has experienced several maintenance and safety-related issues over its history, with the most significant concerns emerging during recent construction work. Notable incidents include carbon monoxide leak complaints in March 2023, and a 2020 complaint regarding the building's soft-story status, which raised concerns about seismic safety compliance.

The property has a history of various code violations dating back to 2004-2018, primarily related to fire safety equipment, heating requirements, and plumbing systems, though these issues were generally resolved within acceptable timeframes. Recent 311 calls from 2024 suggest ongoing parking-related challenges near the property, with multiple complaints about driveway blocking, though these are not direct building maintenance issues. The building's fire safety systems have been regularly maintained, with no significant fire incidents recorded in recent years, and historical violations related to fire extinguishers and alarm systems have been documented as corrected.