36-40 Adair St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The two-story multi-family residential building at 36-40 Adair Street, located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, consists of three units and was constructed in 1907. The property underwent significant transformations between 2007-2011, including a major renovation project in 2007 costing $52,000 that involved window replacement (including dual-glazed windows), and comprehensive upgrades to three kitchens and bathrooms with new fixtures, cabinets, countertops, and energy-efficient lighting.

The building's legal status was modified in 2011 to officially convert from two units and a guest room to three legal units, a process which had been originally initiated in 2007. The building has received substantial infrastructure improvements, including new plumbing throughout all three units (2008) and a 200-amp electrical service upgrade (2008). A notable incident occurred in 2007 when a complaint was filed regarding unsafe building conditions and squatters, though this issue was resolved by 2012.

The property had one tenant buyout recorded in 2015 for $5,000 at unit 40. More recently, there has been a series of 311 calls between 2023-2024 primarily related to street cleaning issues, including reports of human waste, general garbage, and debris, though these external conditions are not necessarily indicative of building maintenance or resident experience. The most recent building-related issues were primarily street-level concerns rather than structural or maintenance problems, suggesting the building itself has maintained stability since the substantial renovations of the late 2000s.