2805-2807 Harrison St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 2805-2807 Harrison Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission, built in 1914, has undergone significant recent improvements and faced several challenges. In 2017, the property underwent substantial renovations including a basement remodel, kitchen and bathroom relocations, complete rewiring with a new subpanel installation, radiant heating system installation, and plumbing updates including a water tank flue replacement, with a total investment exceeding $22,000.

Prior to these improvements, the building experienced notable maintenance issues, particularly in 2018 when multiple violations were documented, including lead paint concerns, security deficiencies, inadequate lighting, general dilapidation, and mold/mildew problems, all of which were abated by November 2018. Earlier complaints from 2011-2018 indicated recurring issues with heating systems, water damage, window repairs, and plumbing problems. The building's recent history shows active management and improvement efforts, particularly with the 2017 renovations, though some historical maintenance challenges remain notable.

The property has also experienced periodical external issues documented through 311 calls, primarily consisting of parking enforcement requests, graffiti removal, and occasional sewer-related concerns between 2018-2023. A tenant buyout occurred in late 2016 with a payment of $35,000 to one tenant. The most recent documented improvements and repairs show significant investment in building systems and living conditions, though the property has a historical record of various maintenance and systems-related issues that required multiple interventions over the years.