210 27th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The 7-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 210 27th Avenue, built in 1924 and owned by Patrick J Mulligan & Lisa M, has undergone several significant structural improvements and has a notable history of maintenance issues requiring attention to resident safety and building integrity. In 2007, substantial work was performed to shore up the front wall at the basement level, including the installation of steel moment frames and new foundations, along with electrical upgrades for garage door operators and lighting systems costing approximately $36,000.

The building faced regulatory challenges in 2014 when it was cited for failure to submit the mandatory Soft Story Retrofit Program form, though this violation is currently listed as not active. Multiple building violations were recorded in 2006 related to fire safety, including concerns about fire escape access, obstructions, and the need for proper locking devices at exterior doors, though these issues appear to have been addressed. Historical records reveal various maintenance work, including rear wooden stairs repairs in 2006 ($3,500), and unit renovations in the 1990s involving the replacement of lath and plaster with sheetrock in multiple units.

The building has experienced several maintenance issues over the years, including a cracked front door glazing in 2006, an asbestos-related complaint in 2007, and intermittent hot water problems due to boiler issues in 1998. More recently, there have been multiple reports of illegal parking in the vicinity and some street cleaning issues recorded through 311 calls, though these are not directly related to the building's condition. The property's documented history shows a pattern of addressing structural and safety concerns, though the delayed response to the Soft Story Retrofit Program in 2014 was a notable exception, now appearing to be resolved.