2711 Harrison St, San Francisco, CA 94110

This two-unit residential building, located at 2711 Harrison Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1905 and currently owned by the Maria Elvia Garcia Revocable Trust. The property has experienced several significant maintenance and compliance events over its history, with the most substantial issues occurring in the late 2000s. In 2007, the building faced violations regarding unpermitted replacement of rear stairs, which led to abatement proceedings and a director hearing in February 2008.

This culminated in several associated repairs and permit approvals in 2008, including work costing $5,000 to replace rear stairs to meet code, $1,500 for dryrot repair at the rear wall, and a subsequent value increase of $15,000. The violation was officially abated in October 2011, coinciding with the completion of a $9,000 reroofing project. Earlier structural maintenance was conducted in 1986 and 1988, addressing back stairs and garage wood framing issues respectively.

More recent history shows the building experiencing two related drainage issues in 2009, where rainwater from a skylight reportedly affected neighboring properties, though these complaints were resolved. The property has been subject to various 311 calls in the surrounding area, including reports of encampments in 2016-2019 and street maintenance issues in 2010, though these are not directly related to the building's condition or management. All documented building permits and violations have been closed, suggesting compliance with city regulations, though prospective tenants should note the property's history of stair-related compliance issues and drainage concerns from 2008-2009, which required multiple corrections and interventions to resolve.