363 Noe St, San Francisco, CA 94114

363 Noe Street is a 22-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1971 and currently owned by the SFCC Housing Authority, located in the Eureka Valley/Dolores Heights neighborhood. The property has undergone significant rehabilitation and modernization over recent years, including a major $5 million renovation project in 2021-2022 that encompassed window and door replacements, roofing, boiler upgrades, interior finishes, and accessibility improvements. The building completed its mandatory soft-story retrofit in 2018, demonstrating compliance with seismic safety requirements. Recent improvements include the installation of heat pump water heaters (July 2023), updates to parking facilities including a new motorized gate (May 2023), and comprehensive electrical rewiring of multiple residential units (February 2023) along with fire alarm system upgrades to meet current safety standards.

The building has experienced several compliance issues over the years, particularly regarding boiler permit renewals, which generated multiple violations between 2015 and 2023. Recent complaints have addressed various maintenance concerns, including sink repairs and common area issues. There have been periodic fire safety inspections and violations recorded, though most have been promptly corrected. The property has also undergone substantial electrical and plumbing upgrades in recent years, including the installation of new electrical systems and plumbing fixtures throughout the building.

Recent building permits show continued investment in maintaining and improving the property, with the most significant being the conversion of 21 units to public housing and various accessibility improvements. The building's management has generally addressed violations and maintenance issues in a timely manner, though there have been some recurring concerns, particularly related to the boiler system and fire safety equipment. Recent work has significantly improved the building's infrastructure and safety systems, including updates to the fire alarm system, sprinkler systems, and the installation of modern amenities such as heat pump water heaters and improved electrical infrastructure. The property has maintained active compliance with housing standards and safety requirements, with most recent violations being quickly resolved, though some historical patterns of permit-related issues suggest ongoing monitoring of maintenance practices may be warranted.