1015-1017 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The property at 1015-1017 Irving Street is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood, constructed in 1906 and classified as a Flat & Store with 4 units or less. The building has undergone several notable renovations and maintenance work over the years, with the most significant recent activity occurring between 2013-2024. In 2009, the second-floor residential unit underwent a kitchen remodel that initially triggered a violation for unpermitted work, though this issue was promptly resolved within nine days of the notice.

The year 2013 saw various improvements including street space permits, the addition of a hand sink in an existing kitchen, and a cancelled reroofing project initially budgeted at $3,500. The building has maintained its commercial space, with records showing a hood fire system installation attempt in 1992 and a completed deli section addition that same year. The property's maintenance history shows attention to fire safety systems, particularly during 2009 when $4,000 was allocated for installing a fire system in a restaurant. More recent building concerns, while not directly related to the structure itself, include tree root issues affecting the sidewalk (reported in 2024), which has been documented as both an open case and previously reported in 2020.

The property has experienced some typical urban challenges including graffiti incidents (2019-2020), and varied municipal service requests ranging from cleaning and maintenance to rental board inquiries. The most recent interaction with city services was recorded in October 2023, involving a customer callback related to rent board fee and housing inventory matters, which was successfully resolved. The building's documented history suggests regular maintenance and prompt addressing of most issues as they arise, with particular attention paid to kitchen and fire safety systems over the years. While there have been some urban maintenance challenges related to the property’s surroundings, these appear to be typical for the neighborhood and not directly related to the building's condition or management.