910 Alabama St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 910 Alabama Street in the Inner Mission, owned by Andrew Low, has a documented history dating back to its 1900 construction as a flats and duplex structure. The property experienced significant regulatory scrutiny in the mid-1990s, particularly in 1994, when multiple housing inspection complaints were filed regarding various issues, including an illegal dwelling conversion, lack of heat, and unauthorized modifications from its original garage use.

These concerns were ultimately addressed through permit number 9411587, which completed the conversion of the illegal dwelling back to its rightful legal use. In more recent years, the property has faced ongoing challenges with parking enforcement, particularly relating to sidewalk parking violations, with multiple citations issued between 2023 and 2025.

The current year (2024) has seen continuing concerns with sidewalk access and cleanliness, including reports of garbage and debris (with one case still open as of the latest data) and issues related to remodeling work affecting the sidewalk area. The building's recent maintenance history shows some attention to sidewalk cleanliness, as evidenced by a May 2024 inspection and conversation with a worker regarding debris management. While the property has not undergone any officially recorded tenant buyouts or significant structural modifications in recent years, the persistent parking and cleanliness issues in the immediate vicinity continue to be a notable aspect of the building's current operational environment.