1901–1945 Sutter Street
72-unit apartment building
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1933
Jack's Tavern, known as Jack's of Sutter, opened on this site in 1933 in a mixed neighbourhood of African Americans, Japanese, Filipinos and Jews — the first of the Fillmore's Big Three prewar nightclubs. Club Alabama, run by the impresario Lester Mapp, followed in the same building. Neither remains.
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1978
Built.
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Jun 1989
Repair and replace damage wood shingle siding and window.
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Aug 1999
Reroofing.
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Sep 1999
Explor. demolition determine deck/dry rot repair/show location.
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Sep 1999
Explor. demolition determine siding/dry rot repair/show location.
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Apr 2000
Perform gen site improvement upgrade 4 living units meet title 24 requirement hving un.
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Feb 2022
One unit. replace 2 windows in front street side. fiberglass window. replace in existing openings. u factor max 0.30.
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Sep 2024
One unit. replace rotten wood damaged by termites.
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Nov 2024
Three units: dry rot repair for exterior balconies at each unit in kind less than 50%.
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Dec 2024
Replace countertop and cabinet in one unit.
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Feb 2025
One unit: replace kitchen countertop; no other work; no changes to appliances and fixtures.
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Mar 2026
Ed-1301: accessible path of travel improvements, r/r existing yard fencing within property, remove all fire escapes, mulch all planting areas, restripe parking lot, provide code minimum accessible parking spaces, modify public sidewalk for accessibility at entrance gates, r/r all windows, roofing.
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Mar 2026
Ed13-01: accessible path of travel improvements throughout, r/r existing yard fencing within property, remove fire escapes, mulch all planting areas, restripe parking lot, provide code minimum accessible parking spaces, modify public sidewalk for accessibility at entrance gates, r/r all windows, roofing.
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Mar 2026
Ed-1301: accessible path of travel improvements, r/r existing yard fencing within property, remove all fire escapes, mulch all planting areas, restripe parking lot, provide code minimum accessible parking spaces, modify public sidewalk for accessibility at entrance gates, r/r all windows, roofing.
DBI holds 44 permits for this parcel, most of them tenant improvements on individual floors. The timeline shows the 24 largest by stated cost, plus the earliest on file; the DBI query in the sources below returns all 44. 2 of them are nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits. 11 expired permits are not shown. The city's African American context statement gives Club Alabama's address as 1931 Sutter Street in the narrative and 1933 Sutter Street in its list of plaque candidates.
Nearby
- 1881 Sutter Street Same street
- 1942 Sutter Street Same street
- 1961–1969 Sutter Street Same block
- 1971–1975 Sutter Street Same block
- 1718–1722 Fillmore Street Same block
- 1712–1716 Fillmore Street Same block
- 1 Cottage Row Around the corner
- 2 Cottage Row Around the corner