1827-1829 Judah St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1827-1829 Judah Street in the Central Sunset neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1939, currently owned by the Lam Family Trust. The property underwent significant renovation in 2005-2006, including substantial additions and conversions of living spaces on both floors, with work totaling over $85,000.

However, this construction period was marked by serious safety concerns, including a stop work order in August 2006 due to unauthorized continued work and the presence of temporary shoring at the east side and back of the building, which was associated with a partial collapse. Multiple violations were documented during this period, though these issues were officially abated by September 2006. More recently, there have been several maintenance and quality-of-life issues documented through 311 calls, including multiple reports of abandoned debris (such as mattresses and appliances), pavement defects, and instances of graffiti.

The most frequent recent issues relate to street maintenance and parking violations documented between 2022 and 2024. While these recent issues don't indicate any structural concerns, they do reflect ongoing property maintenance and neighborhood quality matters. The building's major systems underwent some updates during the 2005-2006 renovations, including electrical work in both the basement addition and rewiring of the basement, suggesting some modernization of the original 1939 systems.