126-128 Henry St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The property at 126-128 Henry Street is a two-story, two-unit multi-family residential building located in the Duboce Triangle neighborhood, built in 1933 and currently owned by the Brian C Harrison Living Trust. The building has undergone significant safety and infrastructure improvements in recent years, with particular attention to fire safety systems. From 2021 to 2022, multiple permits were issued to install and revise fire sprinkler systems, including the addition of first-floor sprinklers and a new sprinkler monitoring system. Major plumbing work was also completed during this period, including the installation of new copper water pipes, shower pans for each unit, and comprehensive plumbing upgrades for bathrooms, laundry areas, kitchens, and gas systems.

In 2020, a substantial private roof deck project was completed, costing $125,000, providing new outdoor space for upper unit #128. The building's history includes some notable events requiring attention to resident safety and comfort. In 2007, there were multiple violations related to interior surfaces, including damaged walls and lead-based paint concerns, though these were all abated by November 2007. More recently, the building experienced two complaints in 2020 regarding work being performed beyond the scope of issued permits and potential violations of shelter-in-place orders, though both cases were marked as not active.

The property underwent extensive electrical upgrades in 2021, including complete rewiring and panel upgrade work for all floors. Two buyouts were executed in November 2019, involving three tenants at 126 Henry Street ($110,000) and two tenants at 128 Henry Street ($95,000). The building has experienced recurring issues with driveway blocking, with multiple parking enforcement calls logged between 2023-2024, though these are external to the building's condition and safety matters. An ADU addition application was submitted in 2021, along with landscape-related work proposals, though these were reported as informational and no substantial facade modifications were planned.