63 Sheridan St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The two-story multi-family residential building at 63 Sheridan Street in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood, owned by Victor L. Beltran, was constructed in 1906 and contains three units.

The property has a concerning history of overcrowding, with significant complaints filed in October 2004 reporting multiple units housing 12-18 tenants each, including allegations of unauthorized unit conversions that blocked stairways and a disputed rear cottage. More recent violations demonstrate ongoing safety concerns, with the San Francisco Fire Department issuing violations in August 2024 for non-compliance with sleeping area requirements and issues with sprinkler/standpipe systems, though these were subsequently marked as abated. The building has experienced persistent maintenance and safety challenges, including a building permit from 1987 related to stair work.

The most recent records indicate a pattern of problems with garbage and debris management, particularly in 2024, with multiple reports of street cleaning issues, abandoned items, and noise complaints. A significant recent development involves a planning application (closed informational) regarding an extension of the second floor over an open area. While some historical concerns have been resolved, such as the 2009 overcrowded assembly violations which were corrected, the property continues to face operational challenges as evidenced by the open violation related to sleeping area requirements and historical complaints about unauthorized burning (561) though no injuries were reported.