112-126 Cambon Dr, San Francisco, CA 94132

The 66-unit multi-family residential building at 35-126 Cambon Drive, owned by Parkmerced Owners LLC, is a 2-story structure built in 1942. The property has experienced several significant issues in recent years, particularly in 2023-2024, with recurring electrical problems that have left areas without proper lighting, including reports of non-functional lights in carports and backyards during early 2024. There have also been complaints about garage safety, with concerns about homeless individuals and sanitation issues.

The building experienced hot water system problems in early 2023, affecting tenants' ability to access reliable hot water. Multiple building complaints filed in 2024 cited issues with boarded-up windows, trash accumulation attracting pests, and concerns about disabled access. The property has a history of roofing work, with multiple reroofing permits issued between 2009 and 2012, including a significant storefront modification in 2012. Earlier violations from 2000 included safety concerns such as exposed wiring, peeling paint, security issues, and lead paint concerns, all of which were subsequently abated.

The building has also experienced various fire-related incidents, though most were false alarms or detector activations with no injuries reported. Recent 311 calls (as of January 2025) have primarily related to parking enforcement issues in the vicinity of the property, while recent fire violations from 2023-2024 indicated issues with sprinkler systems, alarm maintenance, and extinguisher inspections at nearby addresses (655 Brotherhood Way and 60-62 Summit Way), though these were subsequently abated. The property has undergone several electrical system upgrades, with permits issued for kitchen wiring improvements in 2007 and additional electrical work in 2012 for a Wells Fargo sign installation. The building's management has received multiple resident complaints regarding various maintenance issues, though many of these complaints were noted as "Not Active" in the enforcement system, suggesting they may have been addressed or are no longer under investigation.