1102-1106 Tennessee St, San Francisco, CA 94107

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 1102-1106 Tennessee Street, owned by Takagi Eoi, has a documented history dating back to 1900 with several significant events. The property experienced a fire incident in 1990 that required debris removal and plaster repair, after which a horizontal addition was planned (though this permit expired) and a fire sprinkler system was intended to be installed (also expired). The building underwent notable repairs in 2008, addressing dry-rot issues with the back stairs, and in 2017 for deck repairs, demonstrating ongoing maintenance attention.

A comprehensive set of building code violations was documented in July 2007, including issues with ventilation, stairs, and security features, which were all successfully abated by February 2008 through appropriate modifications, including the installation of air vents on basement doors and various security improvements. Recent activity at the property has been limited primarily to parking enforcement matters, with numerous reports of driveway blocking between 2017 and 2024, indicating a recurring issue with parking compliance in the vicinity. The most recent building-related service was a city garbage can overflow complaint in 2017.

The property's maintenance history suggests regular upkeep of structural elements, though the 1990 fire incident and subsequent repairs may indicate some past vulnerabilities. The building has demonstrated compliance with building codes following the 2007 violations, with no recent active violations on record. The most recent building-related issues have primarily involved parking enforcement rather than structural or safety concerns.