1805-1809 Page St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The three-unit residential building at 1805-1809 Page Street in the Haight Ashbury neighborhood, constructed in 1900, has undergone significant renovations and faced numerous challenges over its history. In recent years, substantial improvements have been made to the property, with three major remodeling projects between 2016-2019 focusing on bathroom and kitchen upgrades, including electrical work and plumbing improvements, with the most recent project costing $49,000 completed in 2019. The building experienced serious maintenance issues in the early 2000s, including multiple sewer problems, electrical issues, and window damage, with significant violations recorded in 2005 related to lead paint hazards, damaged paint, broken windows, fire safety concerns, and sanitation issues, all of which were abated by October 2005.

The building underwent substantial electrical upgrades in 2005, including installation of new main service, meters, and extensive lighting and electrical systems. The property has faced some regulatory challenges, including multiple complaints about unauthorized short-term rentals around 2016-2017, which were subsequently abated. Recent records from early 2025 show ongoing street cleaning issues, with multiple reports of garbage and debris, though these appear to be related to public space rather than building-specific problems.

The building's historical violations and complaints from 1997-2005 included serious concerns about plumbing systems, electrical issues, and structural integrity, though these have not recurred in recent years. A fire complaint was recorded in 2006, which resulted in a violation, but no significant fire incidents have been reported since. The property appears to have undergone substantial improvements since 2005, with no major system failures or code violations recorded in recent years, though the building's age and history suggest ongoing maintenance requirements.