260-266 Clinton Park, San Francisco, CA 94103

The Clinton Park Apartments, located at 260-266 Clinton Park in the Mission Dolores neighborhood, is a two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1900 and currently owned by Clinton Park Apartments LLC. The property has undergone significant maintenance and improvements in recent years, with the most recent work including a complete reroofing project completed in September 2024 at a cost of $30,600, and the installation of a new house trap and plumbing work in the same month. The building has faced several maintenance challenges, most notably a comprehensive set of violations documented in February 2023, which included issues with heating systems, drainage pipes, water penetration, and various safety concerns.

These violations, along with others related to building systems and general maintenance, were officially abated in December 2024 following necessary repairs and system upgrades, including a new furnace installation (April 2023), electrical rewiring (March 2017), and plumbing system improvements. The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of addressing both routine upkeep and more significant repairs, such as termite and fungus damage remediation at the rear porch and stairs completed in August 2024 at a cost of $19,000. Historical records indicate the installation of a new 200-amp overhead service in 2016, kitchen and bath remodeling in 2017, and various other system upgrades.

While there have been multiple housing complaints and violations over the years, the property appears to be actively addressing maintenance issues, with most recent permits showing focus on infrastructure improvements and system upgrades. The building has also experienced periodic infrastructure challenges, as evidenced by the 2023 housing inspection report that led to various repairs and system improvements. Recent 311 calls from late 2024 primarily relate to exterior maintenance issues such as sidewalk cleaning and graffiti removal, which have been promptly addressed by city services. A single fire-related service call was recorded in 2008, with no civilian injuries reported and the condition corrected promptly.