1101-1103 Castro St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The property at 1101-1103 Castro Street is a 2-story, 4-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1912 in Noe Valley, currently owned by the Hunt Revocable Trust. The building has experienced several maintenance and safety issues over the past two decades, with the most recent active complaints filed in May 2024 noting problems with stairs, plumbing fixtures, and appliance functionality. A significant repair project was undertaken in July 2024, involving stair and dry rot repairs to address violations from the 2024 complaint.

Previous maintenance history includes a 2018 plumbing permit for capping multiple utility lines, and notable violations from 2001 (completed in 2002) related to stairs, fire safety, and security requirements, which were resolved. The building's history shows recurring maintenance challenges, with a documented pattern of issues related to stairs, plumbing systems, and general building upkeep. In 2014, there were multiple concerns reported about drafts, electrical systems, and safety practices.

A 2015 complaint reported black mold in common areas and safety concerns with electrical decorations. More recent concerns have included issues with doors, plumbing fixtures, and various building systems that remain active as of 2024. The property has also experienced some environmental maintenance issues, with recent graffiti incidents reported in 2024, and periodic general cleaning needs noted in 2019-2020. While there have been several street space and sidewalk permits issued between 2005-2011, and a missing side sewer vent cover reported in 2022, the most pressing current concerns appear to be focused on building systems and infrastructure as documented in the 2024 complaints.