1415-1419 11th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The three-unit residential building at 1415-1419 11th Avenue in the Inner Sunset was constructed in 1908 and is currently owned by Hui Orlando. The building has undergone several significant renovations and faced multiple maintenance challenges over the years. Most notably, in 2018, the property experienced a cluster of violations related to safety and maintenance issues, including problems with fire safety equipment, lead paint concerns, interior surface conditions, and various plumbing and electrical issues, though all these violations were officially abated by June 2018.

A major renovation project was filed in 2022 proposing reconfigurations to all four units' layouts, though it remains in filed status as of the latest records. Earlier improvements include the replacement of rear stairways as a second means of egress in 2017 ($16,000), reroofing in 2016 ($10,000), and multiple electrical system upgrades in 2013 including panel replacements and wiring improvements for units A and B. The building has a documented history of various plumbing and maintenance issues, including a gas heater shutdown by the fire department in 2013 due to overheating hazards, water accessibility problems, and multiple reports of HVAC-related concerns.

The property underwent significant infrastructure improvements in 2013, including the installation of new electrical panels (100 amps each for units A and B), heating system upgrades, and window replacements to address code compliance issues. Historical records show earlier efforts to bring the building up to code in 1986, and more recent address changes occurred in 2013, establishing the current unit numbering system. Routine inspections in the early 2000s indicated typical maintenance needs for a building of this age, while recent 311 calls primarily related to external issues such as street cleaning, abandoned vehicles, and graffiti, which are not directly related to the building's condition or management. The most recent permits and violations suggest ongoing efforts to maintain and improve the property, though the 2022 permit remains unresolved in the current system.