755-767 6th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The 16-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 755-767 6th Avenue in the Inner Richmond, owned by Sf Multifamily 1 Llc, was constructed in 1904 and has undergone significant improvements in recent years. The property completed its Soft Story retrofit requirements, achieving Tier 2 compliance, and has implemented comprehensive fire safety upgrades, including the installation of a new fire alarm system in 2022 ($3,000) and the addition of 37 fire sprinklers at ground floor new units ($35,000).

Substantial renovation work has been performed across multiple units, including comprehensive bathroom and kitchen remodels in units 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8, as well as the creation of additional dwelling units (ADUs) in units 759-9, 759-10, and 767-10 between 2017-2022. Recent concerns have centered around the property's garage access, with three complaints filed in late 2023 regarding safety and compliance with approved plans. The building has experienced occasional maintenance issues, including a 2016 complaint about mold in bathroom and kitchen areas, and multiple reports of garbage and debris around the property in 2024.

Historical violations from 2016 regarding lead paint hazards and a fire extinguisher requirement were resolved by May 2016, and there have been several fire safety complaints about alarm systems and sleeping area requirements in recent years, with some marked as "Condition Corrected." The building's infrastructure has been significantly upgraded, including a 400-amp electrical service upgrade in 2022 and installation of new hydronic fan coil systems, though some plumbing permits have expired without completion status. The property has seen two tenant buyouts: one in August 2018 for $15,000 and another in February 2020 for $25,000, both from unit 759 6th Avenue. The building's maintenance and improvement history suggests ongoing investment in safety and modernization, though recent garage access concerns and recurring fire system issues indicate areas requiring continued attention.