33-35 Rausch St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building at 33-35 Rausch Street in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood has an extensive history dating back to its construction in 1907. The property has undergone several significant events, with the most concerning being a fire incident in 1985 that required repairs, and major plumbing issues in 1994 involving sewage problems and structural concerns in unit 33A. The building went through routine safety inspections in 2007 and 2014, with the latter revealing multiple fire safety violations including issues with fire extinguisher maintenance and egress stair storage, all of which were abated by November 2014.

More recently, there has been one false fire alarm recorded, though this did not result in any civilian injuries. Recent activity at the property, from 2024-2025, shows ongoing challenges with waste management and environmental health concerns, particularly regarding sidewalk cleanliness and blocked pathways from scooters. There have been multiple reports of garbage and debris issues, including instances of human waste or urine on sidewalks, though many of these cases have been resolved.

The most recent building permit activity was for sidewalk repair work in 2007, while a bathroom floor and dry rot repair was permitted in 1994. The property is currently under the ownership of Michael F. Hirner.