101-103 Holloway Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 101-103 Holloway Avenue, owned by Fook Yue & Jing Li Ng Revoc, has undergone several significant renovations since its construction in 1926. Most recently, in 2021, both units received substantial bathroom improvements totaling $23,000, including updates to lighting and plumbing fixtures. Prior to that, in 2011, a comprehensive kitchen remodel was completed on the second floor, involving new counters, sink, flooring, and electrical upgrades valued at $12,000.

Historical permits from 1986 and 1998 indicate earlier improvements, including the installation of bay windows and doors, as well as plumbing work. The building has faced some serious maintenance challenges, particularly in June 2021 when multiple complaints were filed regarding water intrusion, mold issues, and heating problems in the second-floor bedrooms. This period also corresponded with the timing of the bathroom renovation work.

Additional historical complaints from the late 1990s included issues with burglar bars, plumbing problems, and various maintenance concerns such as peeling paint and roof leaks. The property has also experienced recurring issues with garbage and debris management in recent years, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls throughout late 2024, though these appear to be related to street cleaning rather than building maintenance. A gas leak incident was recorded, though no civilian injuries were reported.