2759 Harrison St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 2759 Harrison Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1900, currently owned by the Baker Family Trust. The building's history includes a significant safety concern documented in 1995, when a complaint was filed regarding the rear laundry room being converted into a bedroom with blocked exits and multiple hazards, particularly concerning the safety of small children, with involvement from the paramedic division.

This issued complaint was not officially abated until November 1999. In 1996, an attempt was made to obtain permits for substantial modifications including the legalization of a ground floor space, removal of a kitchen, installation of a dining room, new window, and floor raising, though this application was ultimately disapproved. The property has experienced persistent public space maintenance issues in recent years, with multiple reports of abandoned vehicles and street cleaning needs between 2020 and 2024.

There were two Recology abandoned vehicle complaints in 2024, a parking enforcement call for a blocked driveway in 2023, and several street cleaning issues in 2021 involving loose garbage and medical waste (including needles) on or near the property. While these recent issues primarily relate to public space rather than the building itself, they suggest ongoing challenges with property maintenance in the surrounding area. The most recent service requests have been resolved, indicating current responsiveness to such concerns, though their frequency and variety suggest the building is situated in a neighborhood experiencing typical urban public space challenges.