2861 Harrison St, San Francisco, CA 94110

2861 Harrison Street is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood. Built in 1914 and currently owned by the Rosa A Hernandez Trust, this flats and duplex-style structure has undergone several notable improvements over its lifetime. The most recent significant upgrade occurred in February 2023, when nine street-visible windows were replaced with energy-efficient aluminum-clad wood windows, following proper permits and installation standards.

In 2004, substantial interior work was attempted including sheetrock removal, plaster replacement, and electrical upgrades to replace knob and tube wiring, though this permit ultimately expired, along with a related but cancelled electrical permit for extensive electrical system improvements that included new lights, switches, receptacles, circuits, and a panel. The property has maintained basic infrastructure, as evidenced by a completed reroofing project in 1988. Recent activity around the property has included multiple 311 calls in 2024-2025, primarily related to parking enforcement issues such as vehicles blocking driveways and parking on sidewalks, both of which resulted in citations.

There have been two reports of abandoned mattresses on the property during January 2025, one of which was determined to be on private property. Prior environmental maintenance issues were documented in 2015 concerning landscape plot management, and there were two street cleaning sign-related incidents in 2008-2011, both of which were resolved through proper servicing. The building's recent history shows consistent compliance with window replacement standards, though there is an open noise complaint from January 2025 that remains unresolved as of the latest available data.