1250 Haight St, San Francisco, CA 94117

1250 Haight Street is a four-story, 40-unit multi-family residential building located in the Haight Ashbury neighborhood. Originally built in 1914 and later converted to senior apartments in 2004, the property underwent significant renovation at that time, costing $3.5 million, to adaptively reuse a former church building while preserving its shell.

The building's fire safety systems have been a recurring focus, with the most recent work occurring in 2023-2024 including a fire alarm system replacement and related testing to comply with San Francisco Fire Code requirements. Recent improvements include the installation of heat pump water heaters and a new heat pump system completed in June 2024. The building's maintenance record shows regular upkeep, including a completed re-roofing project in 2020 costing $13,000.

While there have been several fire safety violations noted over the years, most have been promptly corrected; the most recent violation from November 2023 regarding sleeping area requirements was abated. A notable tenant complaint from 2017 involved unit 310 storing recycling and bottles in the hallway, creating an egress obstruction, though this issue appears to have been resolved. Recent public interactions around the property have primarily involved routine street maintenance and parking enforcement issues, with multiple reports of illegal parking and debris collection between 2024-2025, though these are more indicative of the neighborhood's external environment rather than building-specific concerns.