821 York St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 821 York Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission district is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1900, currently owned by the Stuart Hanlon Trust. The property underwent significant renovation in 2015, including comprehensive interior improvements such as kitchen cabinet replacement, bathroom fixture updates, new flooring installation in dining and living rooms (costing $86,688), electrical upgrades (installation of lighting, switches, smoke detectors, appliances), and plumbing improvements with new gas service.

These improvements were initiated in response to a building complaint regarding an unauthorized opening in the attic that was not included in the original permits. Historical records show earlier maintenance work, including a reroofing project in 2002 and a cancelled permit from 1985 for staircase reconstruction. The building's recent history shows no major building complaints or violations, though there have been several maintenance and service calls in 2023 primarily related to street cleaning, parking enforcement, and one sewer issue reported to the Public Utilities Commission.

The property has experienced recurring parking challenges in the vicinity, with multiple complaints about driveway blockages between May and December 2023, resulting in citations in at least two cases. While these parking issues are external to the building itself, they represent an ongoing concern for residents accessing the property. The most recent interaction with city services occurred in November 2023 regarding a sewer issue, which was accepted by the authorities.