10-12 Pueblo St, San Francisco, CA 94134

The two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building at 10-12 Pueblo Street in Visitacion Valley, built in 1947 and currently owned by Reynaldo J Zambrano Trust, has experienced several significant events affecting its safety and habitability. Most concerning is an active complaint filed in October 2024 regarding a fire incident that caused fire, water, and smoke damage throughout multiple units, though the full extent of the damage is not yet determined. In 2021, substantial plumbing work was completed in three units, involving replacement of water and drain pipes. The building has a history of regulatory scrutiny, including multiple routine inspections between 1999 and 2024 that uncovered various issues requiring attention.

A notable cluster of violations occurred in July 2017, including problems with window glazing, temporary partitions, fire safety systems, and the need for compliance affidavits. The property underwent reroofing in 1996, and there were two sidewalk repair permits issued in 2000, though these permits are now expired. The building has also been the subject of multiple tenant complaints and inspections over the years. In 2017, there were serious concerns about inoperable heaters, overcrowding in one unit, garbage management issues, and inadequate fire safety systems.

Previous complaints from 2012 indicated unauthorized vehicle repair activities and hazardous material disposal involving the adjacent property. Historical violations from 2001 included missing fire extinguishers, gas meter information, and security concerns, though these were abated within a month. While the building's maintenance history shows some attention to basic infrastructure, including plumbing updates and roofing work, the recurring nature of violations and the recent fire incident suggests ongoing challenges with building systems and safety compliance. The property has also had multiple parking-related complaints in recent years, though these are not directly related to building conditions or safety.