1121-1123 Judah St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1121-1123 Judah Street in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1925 and currently owned by the Tennyson Lee Revocable Living Trust. The building's maintenance record shows minimal major interventions, with the only significant documented work being a completed re-roofing project from 1989.

The property has experienced several external maintenance and safety issues over the past decade, with the most recent incident being non-offensive graffiti on a commercial portion of the building reported and resolved in February 2024. Other notable concerns include a driveway blocking incident in January 2023 that was promptly addressed by parking enforcement, and various infrastructure issues such as a burnt-out streetlight on Judah Street that was repaired in January 2015.

The building has also been the subject of two color curb service requests in 2010, one of which was transferred to the MTA Color Curb Program for survey. Historical vandalism incidents include a 2010 graffiti case that required post-abatement inspection and a 2015 incident involving graffiti on a pole. While these incidents have been resolved, they indicate recurring challenges with street-level maintenance and security in the immediate vicinity of the building, though there are no reported internal building issues or safety concerns in the available records.