3260-3262 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The property at 3260-3262 Market Street in Corona Heights is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1964 and currently owned by Blakeney Living Trust. The building has undergone several significant structural and safety-related interventions over its history, including foundation underpinning work on the southeast side in 2003 that cost $16,000, and deck repairs in 1996. More recently, the building has experienced multiple maintenance and safety issues, particularly in 2024, with three separate housing inspection requests related to mold and mildew, general maintenance concerns, and one additional inspection request in September.

There have been two fire safety complaints in 2022 regarding alarm and electrical systems, both of which were noted as corrected, and a more recent complaint in November 2024 regarding refused hood and duct service. The building experienced a gas leak incident (412) with no civilian injuries recorded, though the exact date of this incident is not specified in the records. The property has also seen various 311 calls in 2024 for issues including excessive noise (still open as of November 2024), public health concerns, defaced MTA signage, a liquid spill that was resolved with no work needed, and some general cleaning issues.

The building's maintenance history suggests ongoing challenges with both structural and systems upkeep, particularly in the past year, with multiple housing inspection requests and health-related concerns. While several past fire safety issues have been documented as corrected, the recent hood and duct service refusal complaint raises potential concerns about maintenance of safety-critical systems. The foundation work performed in 2003 indicates attention to structural integrity, though no more recent foundation work is recorded. The property has undergone various repairs and improvements over the years, including the 1996 rear deck repairs, but the recent cluster of inspection requests and complaints suggests a period of heightened maintenance needs.