810 Hampshire St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 810 Hampshire Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure dating back to 1900, currently owned by the Priti S Parikh Revocable Trust. Building records show several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the past four decades, with the most recent building permit activity occurring in 2002 for a foundation wall repair inspection, following an earlier permit from 1998 for basement foundation repairs. Other historical improvements include a reroofing project in 1998, and interior renovations in 1991 that encompassed window and door repairs, kitchen cabinet replacement, and carpeting.

An earlier complete bathroom remodeling of the lower unit with new fixtures was successfully completed in 1984, while most of these permits have since expired. The property and its immediate vicinity have experienced recurring cleanliness and maintenance issues in recent years, particularly regarding street cleaning matters. Since 2018, there have been multiple reports of loose garbage, with three such incidents documented in 2023 and 2022.

The building's surroundings have also faced some challenging sanitation issues, including reports of human or animal waste on the street in 2019. Parking violations near the property have been documented, including a sidewalk parking incident in mid-2021 that resulted in a citation, and a double parking incident in late 2018 that contributed to the city's data collection efforts for parking enforcement. A faded street cleaning sign was reported and resolved in August 2023. While these external issues have been addressed through official channels, they suggest ongoing challenges with the immediate neighborhood's maintenance conditions, particularly regarding street cleaning and parking enforcement.