28-30 Adair St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The two-unit residential building at 28-30 Adair Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission was constructed in 1908 and is currently owned by the Pilar Mero Trust. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the past two decades, with the most substantial renovation occurring in 2012, when both units received comprehensive updates including kitchen remodels, new furnace systems, installation of tankless water heaters, replacement of galvanized pipes with copper, and various electrical upgrades including the addition of smoke detectors.

This $40,000 project also involved the removal of an existing fireplace and associated utility work. Historical records show that the building faced some serious safety issues in 2003 when complaints were filed regarding collapsed rear stairs, which were ultimately addressed and officially abated in 2017. During the 1994-1995 period, there were multiple complaints regarding unauthorized units, electrical issues, and maintenance concerns, though these were resolved.

More recently, there have been numerous sanitation-related incidents reported in 2024, primarily involving street cleaning issues such as human waste and debris, with the most recent complaints being filed in October 2024. These external cleanliness issues, while notable, do not necessarily reflect on the building's internal conditions or management. All significant building systems (plumbing, electrical, HVAC) have been updated in recent years, with the property receiving a new roof in 2007.