1363-1365 Hampshire St, San Francisco, CA 94110

This two-story multi-family residential building, located at 1363-1365 Hampshire Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, was built in 1900 and contains four units. The property has undergone several significant safety and compliance issues over the past decades, with the most notable recent concerns centering around structural elements. In 2000, there were serious problems with both front and rear stair structures, including dry rot, cracked stringers, and non-compliant guardrails, which were documented in a complaint about unsafe conditions.

This led to subsequent repair work, including a 2000 permit for replacing rotted stair components and a 2009 permit to address concrete masonry walls at the front of the building. In 2011, a routine housing inspection was conducted, and there have been multiple issues with egress obstruction and fire safety compliance that were documented and subsequently resolved, including problems with fire extinguisher maintenance and garbage receptacle placement in 2002. More recent history of the property from 2018-2020 shows primarily external maintenance issues rather than internal safety concerns, including two reports of collapsed sidewalks, a missing side sewer vent cover, and some instances of graffiti and encampment issues on or near the property.

A significant safety incident occurred in 2000 when a tenant was injured due to collapsed railings at the rear balcony, which necessitated a building inspection. The property has been under the ownership of the Amended 2007 Revoc Lopez Trust since at least 2007. While many historical violations and complaints have been addressed and marked as "Not Active," the pattern of structural issues in the early 2000s and various maintenance problems in recent years suggest ongoing challenges with property upkeep, particularly in relation to building safety systems and external infrastructure.