1266 9th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The property at 1266 9th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood is a mixed-use building constructed in 1900, currently containing two residential units above a commercial space. The building underwent significant redevelopment between 2013-2014, transforming from a mortuary/office structure into a 3-story building with residential units and ground-floor retail. The retail space has seen several transformations, most recently with permits issued in October 2024 for converting a vacant restaurant into a retail grocery space, along with the installation of EV chargers in September 2024.

The property has experienced some maintenance challenges, including recent water intrusion issues reported in 2024 and heating problems in late 2022, though these complaints have been marked as "Not Active." Historical records show the building underwent various improvements between 2016-2017, including fire suppression system installations, kitchen renovations, and electrical upgrades, with a complete sprinkler system being installed during this period. More recent activity includes multiple graffiti incidents on the commercial portion of the building in 2023, along with several 311 calls regarding the property's exterior maintenance. The building's management has taken steps to address infrastructure updates, as evidenced by the recent EV charger installation and plumbing work for the grocery conversion.

While there were heating violations noted in 2017 and a brief period of inadequate heat reported in 2022, these issues were addressed. A fire alarm system correction was completed in 2023, demonstrating attention to safety systems. The property has been subject to multiple inspections and complaints regarding both residential and commercial spaces, though many of these issues have been resolved through proper channels. The building's conversion to a mixed-use space, including residential units and commercial retail, has been accompanied by various improvements to modernize its infrastructure, though some maintenance challenges have persisted over the years.