1012 Shotwell St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-unit residential building at 1012 Shotwell St in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1900 and currently owned by the Jeffrey H Weil Living Trust 20. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the past two decades, with the most substantial recent work occurring in 2020 when Unit B received a comprehensive renovation including kitchen and bathroom remodeling, electrical upgrades, and plumbing improvements costing $40,000. Prior to this, in 2019, nine windows were replaced and in 2004, repairs were made to the rear stairs.

Historical records show the building underwent reroofing in 1997 and had earthquake damage removal work completed in 1990. The property experienced a notable violation incident in 2004 when unauthorized construction of a two-story deck was reported, leading to abatement proceedings that were eventually resolved in 2019. More recently, in March 2020, there was a complaint about unpermitted work in the building's rear, though this complaint is now listed as not active.

The building has also faced recurring municipal service issues, particularly related to waste management, with multiple complaints about missed trash/recycle/compost collections and other sanitation concerns between 2023 and 2025. While some of these service issues have been resolved through proper channels, they suggest ongoing challenges with waste management in the area. The most recent inspection in 2025 noted an issue with human waste or urine on or near the property, though this was listed as "Insufficient Information" and is not directly attributable to the property itself.