325-327 Hugo St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The three-story multi-family residential building at 325-327 Hugo Street in the Inner Sunset, constructed in 1911, has experienced several significant events and routine inspections over the years. Most notably, from 2003 to 2017, the building underwent multiple housing inspections which revealed various safety and maintenance issues that were eventually addressed by July 2017.

These violations included problems with fire safety measures (such as combustible storage, fire proofing, and sprinkler requirements), gas meter requirements, window repair needs, egress obstructions, smoke detector installation, and general sanitation concerns. The building's infrastructure has seen improvements, including a successful conversion from overhead to underground electrical service in 2004, though a reroofing permit from 1999 shows as expired. More recent history includes a 2020 complaint regarding a neighboring fence blocking a dining room window, though this issue was marked as not active.

The building's external environment has faced typical urban challenges, as evidenced by several 311 calls between 2019 and 2024 reporting issues such as sidewalk parking, defaced signs, graffiti, driveway blocking, and a water service request. Among these, incidents of graffiti (reported in 2022 and 2020) and defaced parking signs (2023 and 2021) were notable, as well as multiple parking enforcement calls. The building's unit mix remains at three, and it is currently under the ownership of the Robert H Peterson Trust 200.