107 Majestic Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-story duplex at 107 Majestic Avenue in Oceanview, built in 1908 and owned by Zachary Kila Lee-ho, has a documented history of both improvements and concerns over the past three decades. The property has undergone several significant upgrades, including electrical system improvements in 2012 with a 125-amp service upgrade and the installation of a solar panel system with five roof-mounted PV modules. Earlier improvements include a 1992 renovation of the upstairs unit involving sheetrock work and cabinet replacement.

A serious incident occurred in 1994 when PG&E red-tagged the property due to leaking gas pipes and hoses, resulting in tenant displacement for temporary repairs. The most recent period (late 2024 to early 2025) has seen multiple street-related issues near the property, including several reports of garbage and debris, illegal parking, and abandoned vehicles, with some cases remaining unresolved as of January 2025. While these external issues do not directly impact building safety, they may affect the neighborhood environment.

The building has a history of fire safety compliance, with two minor issues reported and promptly corrected in July 2011, and a smoke detector activation due to malfunction was recorded with no civilian injuries. Tenant buyouts are on record for nearby properties, with the most recent occurring in July 2023 for an address at 206 Lakeview Avenue, though this is not directly related to 107 Majestic Avenue. The property has been maintained through various improvements, but the cluster of recent street-related issues suggests ongoing neighborhood challenges that may affect residents' quality of life. The building's documented history shows a pattern of prompt responses to both maintenance needs and safety concerns, though the 1994 gas-related incident remains the most significant safety-related event on record.