808 Guerrero St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 808 Guerrero Street is a two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1889 and currently owned by the John & Linda Muhawieh Revocable Trust. The building's maintenance and safety history shows several significant events, with the most pressing concerns emerging from the 2002 routine apartment inspection which revealed multiple fire safety violations including problems with fire escape ladders, fire proofing, fire extinguisher maintenance, and egress obstructions, as well as security and interior maintenance issues.

These violations were all officially abated by May 23, 2002. More recent building-specific complaints include a 2014 report about overgrown tree branches, and in 2018, there were complaints regarding garbage accessibility near the building. The building has undergone several permitted maintenance works, including reroofing in 1993, installation of handrails and hard-wired detectors in 1992, and sheetrock repairs in 1988.

Recent activity surrounding the property has focused primarily on parking enforcement issues, with multiple complaints about blocked driveways in November 2024, resulting in several citations being issued. A more recent concern involves a damaged tree with a hanging limb, reported in December 2024 and currently under review by Public Works - Street and Environmental Services. While the building has had periods of maintenance and inspection issues in the past, many of the historical violations and complaints appear to have been resolved, though the frequency of recent parking enforcement calls suggests ongoing challenges with street parking management in the immediate area.