35-37 Adair St, San Francisco, CA 94103

This two-unit residential property at 35-37 Adair Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission district was constructed in 1902 and has undergone several significant renovations over the years. The most recent major work was completed in February 2024, involving a $16,000 reroofing project.

The building has a documented history of maintenance and improvements, including a substantial vertical addition completed in 1990, and a comprehensive renovation in 2008 that encompassed a kitchen remodel, bathroom updates, and complete plumbing and electrical upgrades in the upper flat, with construction costs totaling approximately $86,500. This renovation work also included new perimeter foundation work and garage upgrades, although these permits eventually expired. In recent months (2024), the property has experienced multiple incidents requiring municipal intervention, primarily related to street cleaning and sanitation issues, with several reports of human waste or urine on the street and sidewalk.

There have also been instances of graffiti on and near the property, though most cases were not considered offensive and have been addressed by city services. The building has a documented history of conversion from a single-family unit to a two-unit structure with parking spaces, as recorded in the planning department's files, though the developer information appears incomplete in the records provided. The property owner, David Mazieres, currently manages this single-story flats/duplex building, which has maintained its multi-family residential use designation throughout its history.