839 Broderick St, San Francisco, CA 94115

839 Broderick Street, a three-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1926, is currently owned by 839 Broderick LLC and contains 6 units. The building has undergone significant renovations and improvements over the past few years, most notably the conversion of several units from one-bedroom to multi-bedroom configurations between 2019 and 2022, including a recent $43,000 remodel of Unit 1 in August 2022. Substantial infrastructure upgrades have been completed, including the installation of a new fire sprinkler system in 2020, a 400-amp service upgrade, new plumbing systems including water heaters, and various building-wide improvements such as a sewer trap replacement and water main upsizing.

The property has experienced several maintenance and safety issues over the years, with the most recent concerns revolving around ventilation problems affecting microwave appliances reported in June 2023. Previous significant incidents include a 2021 complaint about hazardous welding conditions and inadequate ventilation, and multiple building violations in 2007 related to stairs, fire escape maintenance, plumbing, electrical systems, and fire proofing. The building was identified as a mandatory participant in the Soft Story Retrofit Program, achieving compliance and receiving its Certificate of Final Completion (CFC) though there was a noted violation in 2019 regarding permit compliance.

Historical complaints also include a 2012 report of mold, roof leaks, and plumbing issues. Recent improvements have focused on enhancing unit configurations and modernizing systems, though there have been periodic issues with construction work affecting resident comfort, such as dust, noise, and water leaks during renovations. The building's common areas have experienced occasional access issues during construction periods, and there have been multiple reports of sidewalk parking violations in the vicinity, though these are external to the building itself. The property's current condition appears stable, with most recent permits and improvements focused on unit modernization and system upgrades.