309-319 Judah St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The 8-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building at 309-319 Judah Street in the Inner Sunset was constructed in 1907 and has undergone several significant renovations and improvements over the past decade. Most notably, the property completed its mandatory soft-story structural improvements in 2020, including disabled access upgrades, for which the work was valued at $23,000, though earlier permits suggest higher costs associated with this requirement.

The building underwent a complete roof replacement in 2020, involving the installation of a new 3-ply modified bitumen roof and asphalt shingles at a cost of $21,250. Electrical system upgrades included the replacement of 9 Federal Pacific subpanels in 2017, addressing potential safety concerns. The building's maintenance history shows attention to structural issues, including dry rot repairs in 2015-2016, particularly at the storefront areas of 309 and 319 Judah, though there were violations in 2014 related to unpermitted work on the front stucco.

Building inspections in 2001 revealed multiple issues that were subsequently resolved, including problems with fire safety equipment, drainage pipes, and weatherproofing, though most recent complaints have been limited to minor issues. There were also some concerns about plumbing and electrical systems, including a gas leak repair and water heater installation in 2019, a complaint about insects/rodents in 2018, and window sealing issues in 2012. The property has experienced some exterior maintenance challenges, as evidenced by multiple graffiti removal incidents documented through 311 calls between 2015-2024, though these are primarily street-related issues rather than building-specific problems.