1370-1372 Florida St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 1370-1372 Florida Street in the Inner Mission, constructed in 1910, has undergone significant improvements in recent years, with the most critical work focusing on safety upgrades. Between 2021 and 2022, the building received attention to its rear stairway systems, with permits showing replacement of exterior stairs as required means of egress, with costs totaling $17,000.

The property has seen substantial modernization efforts over the past decade, including seismic upgrades in 2015 ($70,000), comprehensive bathroom remodeling in 2020 ($35,000), multiple kitchen renovations (2013-2016), and window replacements throughout the building between 2012-2013, with the installation of energy-efficient Marvin Ultra windows. Historical records from the early 2000s reveal several code violations and complaints that have since been resolved, including issues with stairs, windows, drainage, and a brief period of pest concerns in 2001. Recent building maintenance has focused on safety and modernization, with completed plumbing and electrical upgrades supporting the various renovations.

The building's most recent activity includes multiple parking enforcement calls in 2023-2024, including several for blocking driveways, and a sidewalk defect reported in July 2024. A 2023 tree maintenance issue related to lifted sidewalk roots remains open. The property was converted to condominiums in accordance with planning records, and while there have been two fire-related incidents (one false alarm in 2020), all safety systems have been promptly addressed.