1401-1415 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94103

This 13-story, 122-unit multi-family residential building was constructed in 2016 and has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues in recent years. Most notably, there have been recurring hot water system problems, with the most recent complaints in late 2024 indicating extended outages lasting several days. The building's boiler system has undergone multiple replacements, with the most recent work completed in 2024, suggesting ongoing reliability issues with the heating system. Recent fire safety concerns are particularly concerning, with multiple violations recorded in 2024, including issues with the alarm system, standpipes, sprinklers, and sleeping area requirements.

The building also experienced pest control issues in late 2023, with reports of a roach infestation and concerns about rooftop furniture maintenance. The property has undergone various improvements and modifications since its construction, including the installation of an automatic fire sprinkler system, multiple plumbing updates, and electrical work for various building systems. However, there have been notable gaps in maintenance and compliance, as evidenced by several building violations recorded between 2017 and 2019, and more recent fire safety violations in 2024. The building's management has generally addressed most violations promptly, particularly those related to fire safety, though a sleeping area requirement violation from October 2023 remains listed as open. The building's construction history includes a mix of residential units (both market-rate and below-market), ground floor retail, and parking facilities, with various permits issued for tenant improvements and system upgrades throughout its operating history.

The building has generated numerous 311 calls and complaints since its opening, primarily related to basic services like garbage collection and building security. Early construction and occupancy issues included problems with the front door lock in 2017 and various post-occupancy adjustments to accommodate building systems and accessibility requirements. The frequency of hot water outages and fire system violations in recent years suggests ongoing challenges with building maintenance and infrastructure reliability, though many historical violations have been resolved through subsequent repairs and system upgrades. Recent 311 calls from early 2025 indicate continuing concerns with building surroundings and maintenance, though these calls primarily relate to external conditions rather than internal building systems. The property's current infrastructure appears to be actively maintained, as evidenced by the completion of multiple boiler replacement projects in 2024, though the frequency of recent hot water outages suggests ongoing system reliability challenges.