2713–2729 22nd Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94110

  • Built 1900
  • 9-unit apartment building
  • 3 stories
  • Zoned RM-1
  • District 9
  • Historic status: historic resource
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9,216 sq ftBuilding area
5,096 sq ftLot area
42Rooms · 9 baths

Permit history

  1. Jan 2018

    Soft story retrofit per sfebc retrofit per sfebc chapter 4d: 2016 cebc appendix a-4.

    Complete Permit 201801128584 $$$ $38,000
  2. Feb 2017

    Streetspace.

  3. Feb 2017

    Remodel one bathroom, one kitchen, replace back side windows, replace heater, replace one bedroom wall texture.

    Complete Permit 201702068688 $$$ $34,000
  4. Aug 2009

    Replace 8 each rear windows with 5/8 drywall sheet rock for 2 kchn, 2 bath around wall & rplce counter & cabinet tile floor and wall. replace plmg, gas. replace heater and water heater. installation plumbing. no front window replacement. provide with efficency lights per t-24. (2 ht. 2 wtr heater).

    Issued Permit 200908315823 $$$ $42,000
  5. Jul 2008

    Repair and reaptch flooring repair/replace electrical plugs repair/replace change heater all units) (operational dead bolt and dead latch at rear door only @one unit).

    Complete Permit 200807146615 $$$ $22,000
  6. Sep 2006

    Bathroom remodel and 1 window replace in kind.

    Complete Permit 200609253222 $$$ $12,000
  7. Jul 2006

    (one unit) replace kitchen cabinet, tile & window. replace window same size & opening. rear window. not visible from street.

    Complete Permit 200607106074 $$$ $5,500
  8. Nov 2005

    Replace kitchen cabinets.

    Complete Permit 200511309165 $$$ $3,800
  9. Jul 2002

    Rear stair replacement. same size.

    Complete Permit 200207020556 $$$ $14,000
  10. Sep 1993

    Well - install vinyl siding rear interior.

    Expired Permit 9315876 $$$ $4,400
  11. Mar 1988

    Vinyl siding front only.

    Complete Permit 8803999 $$$ $6,950

2 nominal $1 street-space permits are omitted.

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