926 De Haro St, San Francisco, CA 94107

The three-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 926 De Haro Street in Potrero Hill, owned by the Mcauley/cotter Trust, was constructed in 1927 and has undergone several significant maintenance events over the past decades. The property has a documented history of roof-related work, with a reroofing project recorded in 1999, followed by roof and side wall repairs along with stair maintenance in 2010.

There were notable concerns regarding unauthorized modifications in 2010, with complaints filed about illegal units and unauthorized unit renovations, though these complaints were eventually closed. The building had its heating system issues addressed between 1995-1996, and routine housing inspections were conducted in 2002.

The most recent developments regarding the property include a significant proposal to subdivide the 4,671 square-foot parcel into two RH-2 lots, which would preserve the existing two-story building while allowing for the construction of a new four-story structure with additional residential units, though this proposal was ultimately marked as closed - informational. The surrounding area has had recent municipal service issues, with multiple reports of garbage and debris in late 2024, continuing concerns about parking enforcement, and sidewalk defect issues due to tree roots reported in August 2024. Historical maintenance records indicate regular upkeep of the property, with multiple authorized repairs to structural elements such as stairs noted in 2002 and 2010, though these followed periods of unauthorized work that led to complaints.