2611 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 2611 Folsom Street in the Inner Mission, owned by the Ramirez Living Trust, is a two-story flats and duplex structure dating back to 1880. The property has undergone several maintenance and infrastructure updates over the years, including a roof replacement in 2005 (permit expired) and a significant electrical upgrade in 2003 when the building converted from overhead to underground power lines with a 125-amp service installation that was completed through PG&E.

A notable building complaint was recorded in 1997 regarding multiple maintenance issues including lack of heat, faucet leaks, broken toilet, and misaligned doors, though these were reportedly resolved within a month. Recent activity at the property suggests ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly concerning exterior cleanliness, with multiple 311 calls recorded in 2023-2024 regarding loose garbage and debris on the street and sidewalk. There has been a significant pattern of vehicle-related complaints in the vicinity between 2020-2024, with several reports of sidewalk and bicycle lane blocking, some resulting in citations, though not all could be validated by responding officers.

The most recent sanitation-related issues were documented in December 2024, including a garbage and debris complaint that was resolved by city services. While these issues primarily relate to the public right-of-way rather than the building itself, they may impact residents' general living environment. The building's infrastructure improvements from the early 2000s appear to have been successfully completed, though no recent building permits have been recorded in the available data.