1440-1452 Pacheco St, San Francisco, CA 94116

The multi-family residential building at 1440-1452 Pacheco Street in San Francisco's Inner Parkside neighborhood is a two-story, three-unit structure built in 1946, currently owned by How Sing & Pui Chu. The property has experienced several maintenance issues over its history, with the most significant occurring in 2011 when mould was reported in a bedroom and bathroom lacking proper ventilation, though this issue was marked as abated in early 2012.

Earlier maintenance work included termite repairs and dry rot remediation on the back stairway in 2000 (approximately $3,000 total), and a complete reroofing project in 2003 costing around $4,740. A chimney fire incident was recorded in 2009, which was confined to the chimney/flue area with no civilian injuries reported, though it resulted in fire code violations that were subsequently closed. The building's exterior environment has shown ongoing challenges, particularly in late 2024, with multiple reports of street cleaning issues and debris including abandoned furniture, mattresses, and other garbage.

There were also reports of needles on the street in November 2024. Historical maintenance records show work was performed in 1984 to bring the building up to code, and in 1994 there was an attempt to install new cabinets, counters, and sink, though this permit expired. Recent activity includes a street space permit issued in 2015, though this is now significantly dated relative to more recent building maintenance needs.