1000 Judah St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The 13-unit, 3-story apartment building at 1000 Judah Street in the Inner Sunset, constructed in 1926 and currently owned by the Chu Living Trust 1986, has experienced several notable maintenance and safety issues over the past two decades. Most recently, there has been significant concern about garbage and debris management in the vicinity, with multiple Recology calls between November 2024 and January 2025 reporting issues of overflowing city garbage cans and abandoned waste.

The building has undergone some essential upgrades, including a bathroom and kitchen renovation in 2019 and boiler installation in 2014, though the boiler system has a concerning history, with complaints of loud noise resulting in a 911 call in 2014 and earlier repair issues noted in 2012. The property has faced several serious maintenance and safety challenges, particularly between 2014-2018, including mold issues reported in January 2018, multiple complaints about unauthorized window installations in 2014, and concerns about an allegedly illegal street-level unit with inadequate lighting.

Fire safety has been another area requiring attention, with violations noted for the alarm system in 2018 and related complaints in 2022, though most fire-related concerns were either resolved or found to have no merit. Historical records show the building underwent roof work in 1998 and has been subjected to routine housing inspections in 1999 and 2002. While some problems appear to have been addressed, such as the boiler replacement in 2014 and various repair permits, the recent pattern of debris issues around the property suggests ongoing maintenance challenges.