106-112 Noe St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The four-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 106-112 Noe Street in the Duboce Triangle, owned by the Paul Bryant Alley Trust, was constructed in 1924 and has undergone several significant renovations and improvements over the past few years. Most notably, from 2022 onwards, there has been substantial work including a $68,000 renovation that involved window replacements, interior modifications, kitchen renovation, and the addition of a powder room.

In late 2024, major electrical system upgrades are underway with permits issued for installing a new 400-amp underground service with five meters, new panels in the garage, and replacing old fuse boxes with new subpanels in all units. The building has also seen various maintenance work including a roof replacement in 2006 costing $13,500, and multiple improvement projects between 2021-2023 focused on electrical rewiring, panel upgrades, and kitchen remodeling. Recent activity in 2024-2025 has primarily consisted of external maintenance issues, particularly concerning street cleanliness, with multiple reports of garbage and debris requiring city intervention.

There are currently three open 311 cases from early 2025 related to a damaged tree and defaced MTA sign, along with several resolved cases involving street cleaning. The building's most recent fire safety record shows no incidents or civilian injuries reported. The property has maintained active permit usage, demonstrating ongoing improvements to infrastructure and amenities, with particular attention paid to updating electrical systems and residential units to modern standards.