379 Lisbon St, San Francisco, CA 94112

The three-story, multi-family residential building at 379 Lisbon Street, located in the Excelsior neighborhood, is owned by Samucha Adam and was constructed in 1910. Originally classified as a two-unit dwelling, the property underwent significant modifications in 2014-2015 when unauthorized alterations were discovered that converted ground floor areas, including a family room, bedroom, pantry with sink, and bathroom, into habitable space.

This situation led to multiple violation notices in early 2014, but the owner took corrective action by obtaining permits in mid-2014 to legalize the modifications (costing $86,000) and subsequent plumbing and electrical permits in 2015 to bring the space up to code. The building's maintenance history shows regular upkeep of critical systems, including a 2006 electrical service upgrade to 125 amps for the garage, front entry stair repairs in 2008, and vinyl siding replacement in 2007. A significant concern was raised in 2011 when standing water underneath interior spaces was reported, though this issue was promptly addressed.

The property has also faced several infrastructure challenges in recent months, with multiple reports of garbage and debris on the property and surrounding area between November 2024 and January 2025, as well as one report of a damaged tree from December 2024. A fire safety complaint regarding blocked exits was recorded in January 2009 but was resolved within two weeks. The building's illegal unit situation was ultimately resolved through the proper permitting process in 2015, and no active building violations are currently on record.