925-927 Santiago St, San Francisco, CA 94116

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 925-927 Santiago Street in Parkside, owned by Quach Tong Hung, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1945. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the past few years, most notably in 2019 when two bathroom renovations (including new fixtures) were permitted at a cost of $15,000, along with a more substantial kitchen renovation (cabinets, floors, appliances) costing $36,838. However, these improvements were accompanied by multiple construction-related complaints, including allegations of unauthorized work involving concrete pouring and removal of exterior stairs, which resulted in violation notices that were ultimately abated by August 2020.

The building's recent history has been marked by several concerning issues, particularly related to the property's rear yard. A 2021 complaint remains active regarding concerns about an allegedly unstable retaining wall and unauthorized use of the rear yard as a parking area. The property's maintenance and improvement history includes earlier works such as window replacements in 1998, reroofing in 1988, and aluminum window installation in 1987.

The property has experienced recurring parking-related issues, with multiple complaints about sidewalk blockages and illegal parking documented between 2019 and 2023, though these are primarily external to the building itself. Additional municipal service calls have addressed various neighborhood concerns, including street lighting issues (2014-2016), hazardous materials (2015), and sidewalk maintenance matters. The building's permit and violation history suggests a pattern of unauthorized modifications being made during permitted work periods, leading to regulatory enforcement actions, though these issues appear to have been resolved through proper channels over time.