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361 14th Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94103

  • Built 1924
  • 20-unit apartment building
  • 2 stories
  • Zoned VALEN
  • District 9
  • Historic status: historic resource
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10,636 sq ftBuilding area
6,799 sq ftLot area
40Rooms · 10 baths

Permit history

  1. May 2026

    (one unit) to comply with nov 202649344 items 2-3 & nov 202653462 all work is interior and will be like for like.

    Issued Permit 202605282069 $$$ $2,500
  2. Mar 2026

    Adjust 2 handrails that are loose, patch ceiling as needed, and replace 2nd floor (2) windows in kind like for like. to comply with nov#202649344, items# 2 and 3.minor repair, less than 15%.

    Issued Permit 202603107251 $$$ $2,500
  3. Mar 2024

    Revision to permit 202401224369. bigger foundations.

    Complete Permit 202403228464 $$$ $10,000
  4. Jan 2024

    Commencement of work not startede under previously approved permit application permit application 201705197089.

    Complete Permit 202401224369 $$$ $1
  5. Jan 2024

    Replace windows (14) non street facing- replace stucco in kind.

    Complete Permit 202401103737 $$$ $5,000
  6. May 2017

    Soft story retrofit per sfbc chapter 4d. engineering criteria 2016 iebc appx a4.

    Expired Permit 201705197089 $$$ $90,000
  7. Dec 2011

    Install replacement windows, 10 fiberglass on street side & 16 vinyl on back sides of building per city request. same size, same location.

    Issued Permit 201112090389 $$$ $10,000
  8. Mar 2011

    Replace shashes in existing windows (26 in total) no change in size or location. new shashes to be vinyl. 10 visible from street.

    Cancelled Permit 201103021225 $$$ $6,800
  9. Sep 1991

    Reroofing.

    Complete Permit 9118014 $$$ $15,000
  10. Oct 1984

    Solar hot water system.

    Complete Permit 8411096 $$$ $16,900

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