1024-1026 Masonic Ave, San Francisco, CA 94117

The property at 1024-1026 Masonic Avenue is a three-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1904, classified as a flats and duplex structure, containing two units and currently owned by the Alexander Family Living Trust. The building has undergone several significant renovations, with the most substantial work occurring in late 2013 when comprehensive interior improvements were made to the kitchen, bathroom, and laundry room of the lower unit, along with electrical upgrades including new circuits, lighting, appliances, and smoke detectors.

During the same period, important structural work was completed including foundation repairs and window replacements not visible from the street, with all renovation work totaling approximately $125,000. The building has a history of roof maintenance, with multiple reroofing projects documented in 1995-1999, though these records are now expired. The property and its immediate surroundings have experienced various maintenance and safety issues over the past decade, with more recent concerns including reports of human or animal waste (April 2021), graffiti (November 2020), and noise complaints related to garbage collection (April and September 2020).

The building's location in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood has exposed it to typical urban challenges such as sidewalk parking violations (August 2019) and defaced street signage (March 2019). The most recent documented building permit activity was in 2015, related to the final inspection of the 2013 plumbing renovations, indicating that major systems updates have been completed. While the property has experienced periodic maintenance issues, the significant improvements made in 2013 demonstrate investment in maintaining and upgrading the building's infrastructure and living spaces.