1279 Florida St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 1279 Florida Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood is a one-story structure built in 1900, currently owned by the Anita A Pini Revocable Trust. The building's maintenance record shows significant attention to structural safety, particularly with regard to stairs; in early 2002, a housing inspection revealed stair repairs were needed (citing section 1001(b)(13)hc of the Housing Code), resulting in a Notice of Violation.

This prompted the issuance of a repair permit in April 2002 for stair replacements using treated timber or redwood, with work valued at $2,000. Following these repairs, the violation was officially abated in June 2002.

The property's maintenance history includes past attention to the roof, with a reroofing permit issued in February 1993, though this permit has since expired. While not directly related to the building's structure or safety, there have been a couple of street-level maintenance issues in the vicinity: a city garbage can overflow in November 2023 and general loose garbage concerns in May 2018, both of which were resolved by the appropriate city departments. The building's documented history shows no recent active violations or complaints directly related to the property's condition, with the most significant structural work occurring over two decades ago.