1102-1110 Valencia St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-story mixed-use building at 1102-1110 Valencia Street, owned by Valencia Ventures LP, is a 5-unit multi-family residential structure with commercial spaces, constructed in 1890 in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood. The property has undergone significant improvements in recent years, including a comprehensive unit B renovation completed in 2023-2024 that involved kitchen and bathroom remodeling, electrical updates, and interior painting at a cost of $46,000. Major safety upgrades include a 2023 fire alarm system installation to comply with SFFC requirements and a 2024 electrical service upgrade to 400 amps with 7 meters, demonstrating the owner's commitment to maintaining modern safety standards.

The building has a history of addressing structural and safety concerns, with voluntary soft-story retrofits completed in 2021 for both residential and commercial portions, costing $105,000 for residential work alone. Previous maintenance issues included water damage and mold concerns in 2010, which were resolved, and several historical complaints regarding hallway lighting, debris, and maintenance matters were addressed between 1998-2009. Recent activity suggests ongoing maintenance attention, with multiple 311 calls in 2024 primarily related to graffiti and sidewalk cleaning needs.

Two fire alarm system complaints were recorded in 2018 and 2023, both marked as "Condition Corrected." The building's commercial spaces, which were temporarily vacant during recent renovations, generated several active complaints in 2023 regarding their condition, though many of these appear to have been addressed through subsequent improvements, including a 2022 commercial ground floor renovation with ADA compliance work. The property's maintenance history shows a pattern of addressing both routine upkeep and larger structural improvements, with particular attention paid to building safety systems, electrical infrastructure, and individual unit renovations. Recent permits indicate ongoing investment in building improvements, including plumbing and electrical updates, suggesting active management and maintenance of the property. While there are some recurring issues noted in historical complaints regarding common area maintenance and exterior presentation, these appear to have decreased in frequency in recent years, particularly during the 2021-2024 renovation period.