701 Broderick St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The three-unit, three-story apartment building at 701 Broderick Street in the Park North neighborhood, built in 1892 and owned by Stephen K. and Karen K. Yoder, has undergone several significant improvements over its lifetime.

Most recently, in March 2024, the building received a 200-amp electrical system upgrade, demonstrating ongoing infrastructure modernization. The property has seen substantial seismic and structural improvements, including voluntary seismic work with Ufer installation in 2013 ($41,690) and a complete foundation replacement in designated sections in 1994. Earlier improvements included a new roof installation in 2009 ($22,850).

The building's maintenance history shows attention to major systems and safety features, though there were some concerning issues documented in 2000 when multiple violations were recorded related to water damage, damaged ceilings, and window repairs, all of which were resolved by June of that year. There have been several cooking-related fire incidents and smoke detector activations recorded, though none resulted in injuries or structural damage. More recently, between December 2024 and January 2025, there has been a pattern of complaints regarding overflowing city garbage cans near the property, with ten separate reports filed through the city's 311 system, all of which were resolved. The building's permit history shows regular use of street space permits, with six permits issued between 2017 and 2018, typically for minimal costs, suggesting routine maintenance or temporary modifications to street access.