187-191 Landers St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The three-story multi-family residential building at 187-191 Landers Street in Mission Dolores, owned by Edmund D. Chew and Warren A. Chew, has a documented history dating back to 1993 and shows consistent maintenance and upgrades.

Most recently, there have been multiple reports of furniture debris on the street between November 6-15, 2024, though these were resolved promptly by Recology. The building has undergone several significant improvements throughout its history, including window replacements in 2018 (installing 10 double-hung aluminum clad wood windows), reroofing projects in 2017 and 1995, and plumbing upgrades in 2017. A notable incident occurred in 2017 when damage was caused by an unpermitted washer installation, which required $3,000 in repairs to correct. The property has had three routine housing inspections since 1993, with the most serious violations recorded in 2001 during a single investigation that identified multiple concerns including stairs requiring repairs, egress obstructions, and security issues (e.g., deadlatch lock requirements).

All these violations were abated within approximately one year by March 2002. The building's maintenance record shows attention to structural concerns, with dry rot repairs documented in 1993 and 2001, and foundation work completed in 1996. Recent permits indicate ongoing maintenance, including a street space permit issued in 2019. The property appears to have stable ownership and has consistently addressed maintenance requirements, with all documented violations having been resolved according to the records.