1521-1523 Judah St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1521-1523 Judah Street in the Central Sunset neighborhood, owned by the William Lee 2015 Living Trust, has undergone several significant infrastructure improvements since its construction in 1945. Notable plumbing upgrades include a 2008 project replacing galvanized piping with copper throughout both units, and a 2015 heating system installation. The building has maintained its structural integrity through various maintenance work, including reroofing in 1999 and rear stairs repairs in 2002.

However, more recent years have seen some concerning resident complaints, including reports in 2020 regarding a collapsed fence and debris in the backyard (though these issues are listed as not active), and a 2024 complaint about missing kitchen tiles. The property has experienced recurring issues with sidewalk parking violations between 2018-2021, though most of these complaints could not be validated upon inspection, except for one instance where a citation was issued. The building's maintenance history shows attention to major systems, with completed permits indicating ongoing upkeep of essential infrastructure.

External incidents affecting the area around the property have included graffiti (most recently in 2021), a damaged tree (2020), and various street cleaning needs. The property appears to be generally well-maintained from a structural standpoint, with most major systems having been updated to modern standards, though the recent complaints about the fence and kitchen tiles suggest some ongoing maintenance issues that may require attention. The building has experienced typical urban challenges such as sidewalk parking violations and graffiti, though these are external to the building's condition itself.