1067-1069 Oak St, San Francisco, CA 94117

Located in San Francisco's Hayes Valley neighborhood, this two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 1067-1069 Oak Street was built in 1900 and is currently owned by Bcbi3 LLC. The property has undergone several significant renovations over the past 15 years, with the most recent work completed in 2022 involving a kitchen remodel and bathroom conversion on the second floor, which was initially performed without proper permits in late 2020, resulting in violations that were finally abated in July 2022 (completed April 2022). Previous major renovations include a 2009 deck construction project (cost: $30,000) and a substantial 2008 renovation replacing rear stairs and deck due to rot, with reconfiguration of storage to home office and bathroom addition (cost: $52,000).

The 2008 work involved significant plumbing and electrical upgrades, including floor sink installation, new furnace and water heaters, and electrical system improvements. The building's history includes multiple code enforcement actions related to unpermitted work, with the most recent complaints from October 2020 concerning unauthorized kitchen and bathroom renovations being settled through proper permitting and inspections by mid-2022, including penalties. The property has experienced some maintenance challenges, notably including a complaint in 2008 regarding construction debris and public property concerns.

Recent activity around the building includes routine urban maintenance issues such as garbage removal and parking violations, with several cases of furniture debris and abandoned items reported and resolved in 2024. A current open issue from February 2024 involves a missing side sewer vent cover, and recent complaints about sidewalk parking violations (February-March 2024) were not acted upon due to vehicles being unable to be located when officers responded. The building's renovation history shows a pattern of significant improvements to both unit spaces and common areas, though initial permit violations in 2020 indicate an oversight in compliance processes. The property's location in a historically dense urban neighborhood has encountered typical city infrastructure and maintenance challenges, as evidenced by recent 311 calls for various municipal services.