166 South Park, San Francisco, CA 94107

The Kirsch Family Trust owns this two-unit, mixed-use building at 166 South Park Avenue in the Financial District South, which was constructed in 1912 and features a ground-floor commercial space with residential units above. The building has undergone several significant improvements since the early 1990s, including a rear fire escape conversion, a $14,000 parapet project, and a seismic upgrade costing over $51,000, all completed in 1994, as well as interior revisions and storefront modifications in 1990.

More recent fire alarm system activations have been documented, with the most recent complaints in 2024 (August and May) and a history of similar incidents dating back to 2010, though all were marked as "Condition Corrected" with no reported injuries from any fire-related incidents. The property is currently facing several neighborhood challenges, with multiple 311 calls between December 2024 and January 2025 reporting various street and sidewalk issues, including instances of human waste, graffiti, and blocked sidewalks due to scooters.

These exterior maintenance issues have triggered multiple service responses from the Department of Public Works and other agencies. Additionally, there is an active permit application on record to convert a second-story residential unit to commercial space, which could represent a significant change to the building's use and character. While the building has experienced typical urban issues over the years, the most pressing concerns currently appear to be related to the immediate street environment rather than the building's structural or safety systems.