74-76 Kissling St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The two-unit residential building at 74-76 Kissling Street, owned by Mark G Distler, is a two-story flats/duplex structure built in 1908 in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood. The property's historical record shows minimal construction activity, with only two street space permits issued in September 2009, each valued at $1.00.

The most pressing concerns for this property center around recent sanitation issues in the immediate vicinity. Between 2020 and 2024, there were multiple reports of waste requiring municipal cleanup, including six instances of human or animal waste, a case of medical waste involving needles, and two reports of general garbage and debris. While these incidents were generally resolved by the Department of Public Works or other relevant agencies, they suggest ongoing challenges with street cleanliness in the immediate area.

Looking further back, the building had two fire-related complaints in 2008—one regarding blocked exits and another unspecified complaint—though both were determined to have no merit or no jurisdiction issues. A parking enforcement issue was documented in 2018 involving a double-parking complaint for a Chevy Camaro, which was resolved. While the building's internal maintenance history is not detailed in the available records, the primary concerns appear to relate more to street-level cleanliness and neighborhood conditions rather than any specific building safety issues.