1026 York St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 1026 York Street is a two-unit, one-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, owned by Ruben & Leticia Villalobos and constructed in 1900. The building's permit history reveals a significant focus on addressing illegal unit issues in the early 1990s, with permits filed in 1991 (for $20,570), 1993, and 1995 to address unauthorized living spaces and kitchens, culminating in a completed violation compliance in 1995. Structural maintenance is documented through a completed permit for stair repair in 1988.

More recently, the building has undergone changes related to a two-story rear addition and deck/staircase installation, with planning records showing permits being closed, approved, and an appeal upheld regarding these modifications. The property has experienced various maintenance and compliance issues over the years. In recent years (2020-2024), there have been multiple reports of driveway blocking incidents, with at least one resulting in a citation.

The building had two recorded incidents of graffiti in 2009, and some general cleaning issues were reported in 2022. More recently, there was one instance of human or animal waste reported in 2024, and three driveway blocking complaints in 2024 alone. The recurring nature of parking violations suggests an ongoing challenge in the vicinity, though these are external to the building itself. It's worth noting that many of the historical issues related to illegal units and unauthorized modifications have been resolved through proper permitting processes, suggesting improved compliance with building regulations.