1338-1342 Stevenson St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The 6-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building at 1338-1342 Stevenson Street, constructed in 1906, has undergone significant renovations and improvements under current ownership (SF Multifamily 1 LLC) since 2017. Major work completed includes the addition of two units (E&F) on the ground floor in 2018, comprehensive renovations of multiple units (C&D), and various upgrades to kitchens, bathrooms, and utilities. The building underwent a mandatory soft-story retrofit in 2014, achieving compliance with seismic safety requirements.

Recent maintenance and safety records show active management attention, though there have been recurring fire safety concerns. Most recently, in October 2023, a violation was issued regarding sleeping area requirements, and between 2022-2024, multiple issues were noted related to alarm systems, extinguishers, and a 2019 violation for multiple fire code violations. The property has experienced several construction-related complaints, particularly in 2018 relating to unpermitted work and structural concerns, though these were eventually addressed and permits obtained. More recently, from late 2024 to early 2025, there have been multiple reports of garbage and debris issues near the property, primarily involving waste management concerns rather than building safety or maintenance issues.

The building's renovation history is substantial, with recent work including kitchen remodels, bathroom additions, electrical upgrades (including a main meter upgrade to 400A in 2018), and compliance with various building codes. Tenant buyout records from 2018 show two buyouts: one for approximately $52,091 and another for $87,000, indicating some unit conversions or reconfigurations during that period. The property has received attention for both interior and exterior improvements, including facade modifications and window replacements, though there were complaints about unauthorized exterior work during the 2018 renovation period. Fire safety systems have required periodic attention, with several violations and corrections documented between 2019-2024, though no injuries or serious incidents have been recorded.