11 Nebraska St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 11 Nebraska Street is a three-story, two-unit multi-family residential building located in Bernal Heights, owned by Lawrence W. O'Connor and constructed in 1900.

The building's maintenance history includes several notable events, with the most serious being an August 2024 sewage back-up discharge from the side sewer vent that required intervention by the Public Utilities Commission's Sewer Operations team. An electrical upgrade was successfully completed in December 2004 with the installation of a 100-amp underground conversion. A proposed deck replacement project from 2002 was ultimately cancelled, and a basement repair was completed in 1987.

The surrounding area has experienced a high volume of municipal service calls in recent months, particularly in 2024, with multiple reports of abandoned vehicles (seven incidents), garbage and debris issues (three incidents), and one instance of graffiti that was addressed by city services. While these external factors don't directly impact the building's condition, they provide context about the neighborhood environment. Of particular note are two significant tenant buyout transactions recorded on December 18, 2023, at a nearby address (146 Bradford Street) involving payments of $67,400 to two tenants and $66,875 to one tenant, though these are not directly related to 11 Nebraska Street.