221-225 14th St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The three-story multi-family residential building at 221-225 14th Street in the Inner Mission, constructed in 1908 and currently owned by the Adelina M Kalinga Trust, has undergone several significant maintenance and safety-related improvements over the years. Major structural work included the replacement of rear stairs in 2006 due to dry rot issues, while other substantial renovations encompassed reroofing in 2003, floor leveling and kitchen upgrades in 2002, and the installation of a new gas fireplace in 2001.

The property has encountered multiple fire safety concerns, particularly during 2020 when violations were issued for electrical systems, sprinkler/standpipe systems, blocked exits, and street numbering issues, though these were subsequently corrected. While there have been several fire response incidents recorded, including cooking fires and false alarm activations, none resulted in civilian injuries.

Recent maintenance work includes plumbing updates in 2018, though more recent records show ongoing environmental challenges in the vicinity, with multiple reports of garbage, debris, and encampments near the property between 2024 and 2025. While the building itself requires attention to these external factors, it's worth noting that the property has maintained compliance with multiple building codes since previous violations were addressed, including 2015 and 2017 extinguisher concerns and a 2021 alarm system issue, all of which were marked as "Condition Corrected." The most recent building permit activity from 2008, primarily for final inspections, suggests that the major structural work completed years ago was properly concluded, though it's important to recognize that no building permits have been recorded in the last 15 years.