217 Vicksburg St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The two-unit residential building at 217 Vicksburg Street in Noe Valley, constructed in 1902, has undergone several significant renovations and faced multiple safety concerns over the past decade. Most notably, in 2020-2021, substantial improvements were made to Unit 2, including a kitchen relocation, bedroom modification, and bathroom addition, along with electrical upgrades throughout the unit. The building previously experienced serious issues in 2013 when multiple violations were recorded, including hazardous wiring, plumbing problems, mold/mildew, security concerns, and the need for carbon monoxide alarms, all of which were abated by December 2013.

A gas leak incident in February 2013 temporarily shut off power to one unit, requiring immediate attention. The property has received regular maintenance and upgrades, including a new furnace installation in 2021, various plumbing improvements, and electrical repairs. Historical work includes staircase landing replacement in 2010 and framing repairs in 2011.

More recently, there have been multiple reports of driveway blocking incidents near the property between 2022 and 2024, suggesting ongoing challenges with parking enforcement in the area. The building's records also show a tenant buyout in August 2020 for $65,000 affecting two tenants. While the property has demonstrated significant investment in improvements and timely resolution of safety violations, the pattern of parking enforcement issues and its historical maintenance challenges provide important context for prospective tenants.