1333 Page St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The 1333 Page Street property is a three-story, 6-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1927, currently owned by the Hwang Family Living Trust. The building's most significant recent work has focused on seismic safety, with mandatory soft-story retrofit work being a major priority. As of 2024, the building is classified as Tier 3 soft-story with Completed CFC Issued status, though there was an active violation regarding failure to comply with Tier III requirements filed in February 2021 that appears to have been resolved through subsequent permits and inspections, including plumbing relocation work completed in October 2023 and electrical work completed in April 2024.

Historical records show a cluster of building violations from March 2003 related to various safety issues including handrails, floor coverings, egress obstruction, fire safety, lead paint concerns, and other interior surface problems, all of which were abated by February 2004. More recent building improvements include structural changes to comply with San Francisco building codes, installation of moment frames and shear walls, and various plumbing and electrical upgrades. Notable past incidents include two complaints filed in 2020 and 2021 regarding unapproved changes to moment frames and electrical work, though these issues appear to have been resolved through subsequent remediation work.

The building's maintenance history includes the replacement of an old boiler with a new Peerless unit in 2008. Recent 311 calls primarily relate to routine street cleaning and parking issues rather than building-specific concerns. While the property has experienced several compliance issues over the years regarding both soft-story retrofit requirements and various building safety matters, the most recent permits and inspections suggest that the most critical structural improvements have been completed, though there was a period of non-compliance that required multiple follow-up permits and inspections to resolve.