106 Museum Way, San Francisco, CA 94114

The three-story, two-unit residential building at 106 Museum Way in Corona Heights, owned by Peter J. Boulware and constructed in 1965, has experienced several concerning maintenance and safety issues in recent years.

Most notably, in August 2024, a complaint was filed regarding mold, unauthorized electrical work, and severe water intrusion affecting the in-law unit on the first floor, though this case is currently listed as not active. The building has faced repeated incidents of graffiti, with at least three documented cases in 2024 (in July, August, and December), all of which were resolved but suggest an ongoing maintenance challenge. There are also multiple open cases from late 2024 regarding excessive noise and structural maintenance issues, particularly concerning pavement conditions.

The property's maintenance history includes an improvement from 1992 when redwood or cedar siding was added to the east side and fir to the rear of the building. A fire complaint investigation in January 2017 regarding an open vacant building was deemed to have no merit. While the building has received some attention from city agencies, particularly for graffiti removal and pavement maintenance, the recent clustering of complaints and open cases related to building maintenance and safety concerns is notable, with particular attention warranted to the water intrusion and unauthorized work reported in August 2024.