1006-1010 Clement St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The three-story multi-family residential building at 1006-1010 Clement Street in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood, owned by the Lee Family Trust, has a mixed-use configuration with four or fewer units and commercial space. Built in 1908, the property has undergone several significant modifications and improvements over the decades, with the most recent major work being a complete roof replacement in 2016 costing $7,500.

Historical records show considerable renovation activity in the mid-1980s, including the demolition of an exterior wall and roof, remodeling of apartments, and conversion of a restaurant to retail space, along with the installation of a canvas awning for the storefront. The building has experienced two notable fire safety complaints in recent years: one in late 2022 regarding Shared Spaces (resolved in January 2023) and another in late 2020 concerning blocked exits (referred to another agency).

The surrounding area has generated multiple service calls in the past two years, primarily related to street and sidewalk maintenance issues including garbage, debris, and cleaning needs (especially during 2022-2023), as well as concerns about parking meters (some damaged, some with graffiti). There have been some public space management issues noted, such as a blocked sidewalk due to cafe furniture in 2023, though inspectors found no violations upon check. The property has maintained its basic infrastructure over the years, with records showing attention to mechanical systems (in 1998) and the installation of a dry cleaning machine room (in 1992), though the current status of such features is not specified in recent records.