4110 26th St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The 8-unit multi-family residential building at 4110 26th Street in Noe Valley, owned by the Corry Family Bypass Trust, has undergone several significant maintenance and infrastructure upgrades since its construction in 1909. Most recently, in March 2022, emergency repairs were conducted on a collapsed sewer system, demonstrating ongoing infrastructure maintenance needs. In 2019, the electrical system received a substantial upgrade with the replacement of seven subpanels, and in 2010, all three units at 1284, 1286, and 1288 had their gas houselines extended.

The building has a history of addressing maintenance issues, including terrazzo step replacements in 2009 and multiple roofing projects in 1989, 2003, and 2009. The property experienced several compliance issues in 2006 related to fire safety and building maintenance, including problems with fire extinguishers and wood stairs on the south side, all of which were resolved by October 2006. More recent concerns were documented in 2016 regarding window conditions and ceiling issues in multiple units, though these were also marked as "not active." The building underwent a routine inspection in 2023 with no violations observed.

A tenant buyout occurred in November 2019 for $12,000. Recent 311 calls in 2024 have primarily concerned street-level issues such as illegal parking and sidewalk cleaning, rather than building-specific problems. The property has maintained active compliance with building code requirements since the 2006 violations were addressed, with regular maintenance and infrastructure updates suggesting proactive management of the aging 3-story structure.