1422 6th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The four-story multi-family residential building at 1422 6th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood, owned by Devon & Michelle Copley Trust, dates back to 1908 and contains two units. The property has undergone significant improvements over the past decade, with the most recent major work being filed in December 2021, which includes garage modifications and kitchen remodeling. Previous substantial renovations occurred between 2015-2016, involving a complete remodel of the upper unit's living area, bathroom, and kitchen, with the addition of a new stairway and bathroom facilities, as well as structural improvements including roof framing reinforcement and attic conversion to storage. A partial sprinkler system was installed in the attic in 2015, enhancing fire safety.

The building has a documented history of addressing structural and safety concerns, including sewer repairs in 2012 and various system upgrades such as HVAC and electrical improvements in 2020-2021. Notable recent issues include multiple reports of parking violations and bike lane blockages between 2022-2024, though these are external to the building itself. There was a significant complaint in 2014 regarding an alleged illegal unit (basement/garage conversion), but this complaint is currently listed as not active. A tenant buyout was reported in 2018 for the neighboring address (1420 6th Avenue) involving one tenant and a payment of $24,750, though its direct relevance to 1422 is unclear.

The property has undergone several major works in the past decade to improve living conditions and safety features. These include a comprehensive electrical rewiring of the second floor and attic space, installation of air conditioning systems, and various plumbing upgrades. The building's maintenance history shows attention to both structural integrity and modernization needs, with particular focus on safety systems such as fire sprinklers and HVAC improvements. The recent pattern of parking enforcement cases suggests ongoing challenges with street parking compliance in the immediate vicinity.