1277 Hampshire St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 1277 Hampshire Street is a two-story flats and duplex structure located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, owned by Lena Huang and constructed in 1907. The property's maintenance record reveals several significant concerns over its history, with the most pressing issues occurring between 2011 and 2012.

A notable electrical safety concern was documented in May 2011, when residents reported potentially hazardous snapping and cracking noises believed to be circuit breakers opening, though this complaint was resolved within the same day it was filed. The following year, in May 2012, there was an unpermitted interior construction work complaint that was quickly addressed within one day. A plumbing incident from November 2002 involved a broken sewer causing a sinkhole, which was resolved by early December of the same year.

More recent maintenance records show some infrastructure challenges in the surrounding area, including a collapsed sidewalk noted in February 2020 (which did not meet the requirement for repair), and two instances of graffiti (one on the sidewalk and one on the street) in February 2020. A damaged tree was reported in April 2018, though officials assessed it as being in fair condition with no hazardous classification. The only building permit on record from 2014 was a street space permit with a negligible cost of $1.00.