2266-2268 Bryant St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 2266-2268 Bryant Street is a 6-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1900, currently owned by the Alipour Family Living Trust. The building has undergone several significant improvements, most notably completing a mandatory soft-story retrofit in 2017 at a cost of $60,000, followed by additional structural improvements including new footings for shear walls. In 2017, major maintenance work was performed including roof repairs and re-roofing, along with extensive plumbing updates including laundry facilities, gas line work, and multiple bathroom fixture replacements. Electrical system upgrades were also completed in 2017, featuring lighting improvements and subpanel replacement.

The building's safety systems have been addressed over time, with historical violations from 2002 and 2008 related to fire safety, security, and smoke detection systems, all of which were resolved by 2008. A tenant buyout occurred in February 2017 for $10,000 involving 2 tenants at 2268 Bryant Street. The property has undergone regular safety inspections, with the most recent routine inspection recorded in 2015 showing no active violations. While there have been multiple 311 calls regarding the property, these primarily relate to street cleaning and parking issues rather than building maintenance concerns.

The building's maintenance history suggests proactive management, particularly in addressing structural safety requirements such as the soft-story retrofit program, which places it in Tier 3 status with work completed and Certificate of Final Completion (CFC) issued. The property has a documented history of attention to building code compliance and modernization efforts, with all major historical violations having been addressed and resolved. The most recent building improvements focus on structural integrity, safety systems, and basic infrastructure maintenance, which appears to be regularly updated as evidenced by the 2017 upgrades. The building's water, electrical, and structural systems have received particular attention in recent years, while historical issues related to security and fire safety systems have been resolved through proper maintenance and upgrades.