714 Broderick St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The three-unit residential building at 714 Broderick Street in Park North, owned by William John Stanisich Revo, is a three-story flats and duplex structure built in 1900 that has undergone numerous significant renovations and improvements over the years. Most recently, in January 2024, a solar system comprising 6 modules and 2 Enphase IQ batteries was permitted for installation, reflecting the building's transition towards sustainable energy use. The property has seen substantial modernization, including the installation of an elevator in 2014 (though the electrical permit has since expired), a hazardous therapeutic spa installation in the same year, and comprehensive bathroom renovations on the third floor in 2015.

Major infrastructure improvements include a new main sewer line installation in 2014 and extensive bathroom remodeling work across multiple floors. The building's maintenance history is notable for significant flood prevention work, including reroofing completed in 2003 at a cost of $1.538 million, indicating proper maintenance of this essential building element. The property has experienced some recent challenges, particularly regarding public space maintenance, with multiple 311 calls in 2024 primarily related to sidewalk parking violations.

A concerning open issue has been reported regarding a collapsed sidewalk, which remains unresolved as of March 2024. The permitted installation of a new steel circular stair in the required rear yard (not for second means of egress) was approved in planning records, suggesting ongoing efforts to improve building access. The extensive renovation history, dating back to 2000, shows regular updates to various building components, including kitchen and three bathroom renovations, though some historical permits are marked as expired or incomplete. The building's systems have been progressively upgraded to meet modern standards, including electrical systems with significant updates to lighting, switches, and receptacles throughout the building.