1043-1045 Hampshire St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 1043-1045 Hampshire Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission district is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1900, currently owned by Alfredo Pedroza. The building has undergone several notable improvements over the years, including a garage door replacement in 2018 ($1,284), legalization of storage rooms and a half bath in 1997, vinyl siding installation in 1991, and a roofing project from 1991 (though this permit expired).

A significant cluster of violations was recorded in August 2015, including issues with heating systems, smoke detectors, sanitation, handrails, and fire safety concerns related to egress obstruction in the rear yard, though all these violations are now marked as not active. The building has a historical context of unauthorized unit conversions, with complaints in 1996 and 1998 alleging illegal conversion to four units, though these complaints are no longer active.

More recent concerns include a 2014 complaint about flood lights shining into a bedroom. The property has been the subject of multiple parking enforcement requests between 2019-2023, primarily regarding sidewalk parking issues, though most of these complaints could not be validated by responding officers. Of particular note is a tenant buyout recorded in March 2020 at 1045 Hampshire Street for $60,000 involving 10 tenants.