1270-1272 Hampshire St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 1270-1272 Hampshire St in the Inner Mission is a 2-story, 3-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1907, currently owned by Ibrahim Salti & Mary. The building has undergone several significant changes and faced multiple regulatory challenges over the years, most notably between 2001-2002 when there were numerous building violations and a major effort to legalize the three units in the rear structure, which had previously been cited as illegal in a 1998 notice. This legalization process included electrical upgrades, window replacements, and various safety improvements that were implemented to address violations related to security, fire safety, ventilation, and building structure.

More recently, in December 2024, there were two complaints filed regarding unauthorized construction work in the rear building, though these cases have since been marked as not active. The property has also experienced various maintenance issues over the years, including plumbing problems, electrical concerns, and deterioration of building elements, with the most recent significant complaint in 2012 regarding water and heating issues. The building's recent history shows ongoing maintenance and compliance enforcement, including investigations of illegal short-term rentals in 2020-2021 that were resolved with proof of cancellation and payment of penalties.

There have been regular reports of street cleaning and sidewalk maintenance issues in the vicinity between 2020-2024, though these are external to the property's condition. The most recent records indicate active management of compliance issues, with violations being addressed and resolved, though the most recent building complaints from December 2024 regarding unauthorized work in the rear building were marked as not active shortly after filing. The property's historical records show a pattern of addressing maintenance and compliance issues, with most violations being systematically resolved, particularly during the 2001-2002 period when multiple citations were issued and corrected.