775 Clementina St, San Francisco, CA 94103

775 Clementina Street is a two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1923 in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood. The property has undergone significant recent renovations, with major construction activity occurring between 2021-2023 including layout reconfigurations, bathroom additions, window replacements, and electrical and plumbing upgrades. The building's history has been marked by serious housing safety concerns, particularly in 2015-2016, when multiple complaints were filed regarding an alleged illegal rooftop unit with reported safety hazards including inadequate electrical supply (using extension cords), structural concerns, and various health issues such as mold and inadequate heating.

These complaints, filed by tenant Keith Silva, highlighted significant concerns about building safety, fire hazards, and illegal unit occupancy, though many of these complaints were eventually marked as "Not Active." More recently, there was a "Condition Corrected" fire complaint regarding an unapproved place of assembly in December 2023, while the building has maintained an active permit history with substantial improvements including bathroom renovations, window replacements, and system upgrades throughout the property. The property has undergone considerable permitted work in recent years, with the most substantial being a $300,000 renovation completed in 2023 that included bathroom reconfigurations and bedroom conversions. Other major improvements include a complete electrical rewiring, new service panel installation, plumbing upgrades throughout the property, and window replacements.

Despite these renovations, there remain unresolved public area concerns in the vicinity of the building, with multiple recent 311 calls in early 2025 regarding street cleaning issues and parking violations. The building has a documented history of fire safety inspections, with several complaints about overcrowding and blocked exits in the past, though most were resolved with "No Merit" findings. While the property underwent significant improvements between 2021-2023, the historical record of complaints and violations suggests a pattern of previous regulatory compliance challenges, though recent construction activity indicates substantial investment in building upgrades and improvements.