2832-2850 26th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The multi-family residential building at 2832-2850 26th Street in the Inner Mission neighborhood is a two-story, five-unit structure built in 1930 and currently owned by Ramon L & Bertha Solorzano. The building has undergone several significant renovations and repairs over the past decade, including infrastructure improvements such as a 100-amp electrical service upgrade (2002), complete reroofing (2002), and various plumbing and electrical work totaling over $50,000.

More recent history shows maintenance of street space permits in 2017-2018, and a sewerage backup issue in October 2017 that was promptly addressed. The property has faced multiple building violations and complaints between 2002-2012, including issues with stairs, handrails, fire safety equipment, mold, and electrical systems, though all these violations were ultimately abated. A significant number of 311 calls (nine in 2024 alone) have been recorded recently, primarily related to garbage and debris on the street, though these are not necessarily indicative of internal building issues.

Currently, there is a notable pending matter regarding a proposed subdivision of the property into three separate lots, with applications filed by the owners seeking variance approvals for rear yard, open space, and minimum lot size requirements. This proposal is currently on hold, along with associated applications for the three-lot subdivision at both 2832 and 2850 26th Street. The building's most recent safety records show almost no serious incidents, though there was one documented situation involving smoke odor with no injuries.