1000 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The 5-unit residential building at 1000 Irving Street in the Inner Sunset, owned by Susan Fung Yee Cheung since 2018, has undergone several significant improvements and faced various recent challenges. Most notably, the property has seen substantial recent maintenance and upgrades, including a kitchen and bathroom remodel in 2018 ($9,500), electrical system improvements in 2019 (new subpanel, lighting, receptacles), and roofing work in 2020 ($10,000).

The building's maintenance history shows proper upkeep, with previous roofing work completed in 2001 and historical sidewalk repair in 2003. Recent activity around the property has raised some concerns, particularly in 2024, with multiple reports of garbage and debris, including incidents involving human waste. There have also been several reports of garbage can overflow, encampment issues, sidewalk defects, and illegal parking in the vicinity, though most of these cases were resolved through official channels.

While the building has experienced three documented fire-related incidents, including detector activation and a minor building fire (both with no civilian injuries), these incidents appear to be either unintentional or unrelated to any significant hazard. An important safety-related event occurred in 2012 when there was a complaint about blocked exits, though this condition was promptly corrected the same day. The building appears to be generally well-maintained, with regular updates to systems and infrastructure, though the recent spike in street-related issues around the property could be of interest to potential tenants.