3629 26th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit, two-story residential building at 3629 26th Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, owned by Belale Dee H & Domingo D, has a documented history dating back to its construction in 1926. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and repair projects over the past three decades, including recent sewer replacement work completed in August 2020, street space improvements permitted in March 2020, and a reroofing project completed in 2013. A notable incident occurred in 1998 when the building experienced a fire-related emergency that temporarily disabled the gas furnace, though heat was restored by February 1999.

The building experienced vacancy issues in 2018, when it was reported as being used as an encampment, and February 2018 saw multiple fire code violations related to hazardous materials and vacancy, though these were corrected promptly. The property has been subject to various maintenance needs and municipal inspections in recent years, with the most recent being multiple fire code violations issued in June 2024, though the specific nature of these violations is not detailed in the records. A permit for ERCS (Emergency Responder Communication System) installation was mentioned as needing correction in June 2024.

The building's surrounding area has experienced typical urban issues, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls in 2023-2024 regarding sidewalk cleaning, graffiti, and sign maintenance. These external environmental issues, while not directly related to the building's condition, include reports of medical waste (needles) in June 2023 and various street cleaning needs that have typically been resolved by municipal services. The property's documented history shows regular maintenance and response to violations, though the recent fire code violation recorded in 2024 suggests ongoing compliance monitoring needs.