258 Shipley St, San Francisco, CA 94107

258 Shipley Street is a 4-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1912 and currently owned by Thomas Elliot Buckley. The property has a documented history of infrastructure maintenance, with significant attention paid to addressing structural integrity and environmental concerns. The building has undergone several major repairs over the decades, including termite remediation work in 1988, structural repairs in 2005 to address termite damage and dryrot, reroofing, and the installation of a 200-amp electrical service in 2007.

More recent maintenance includes stair repairs at the back of the property in 2017, which involved work on less than 50% of the stairs. The building has experienced two significant periods of short-term rental violation investigations, with the most recent complaint in 2024 regarding illegal short-term rentals by co-owners, though these violations were ultimately abated. A health and safety inspection in 2011 revealed water heater-related issues that were resolved within months.

The property has maintained compliance with fire safety requirements, with only one minor alarm system malfunction reported in 2013. In recent months, there has been sporadic activity regarding garbage and debris cleanup outside the building, with multiple reports in late 2024, though these appear to be more related to street conditions than building maintenance. Throughout its history, 258 Shipley Street has shown consistent attention to structural maintenance, though some recurring issues with water heaters and drainage remain notable. The building's systems have been regularly updated, as evidenced by the plumbing and electrical work completed in the 2000s and 2010s.