1926–1928 Folsom Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94103

  • Built 1900
  • Two-flat
  • 2 stories
  • Zoned RH-3
  • District 9
  • Historic status: historic resource
37.7664, −122.4158 Street View appears here once a Google Maps embed key is configured.
2,663 sq ftBuilding area
3,062.5 sq ftLot area
11Rooms · 2 baths

Permit history

  1. May 2016

    Kitchen remodel. no walls moved, removed added or infilled. all existing layouts to remain unchanged.

    Issued Permit 201605167548 $$$ $18,000
  2. Oct 2015

    Replacement of street front windows for two units. frontwindows will be double-hung wood in kind and exisitng openings with og stop. replacement of back windows for one unit. u factor is 0.32.

    Issued Permit 201510291117 $$$ $21,000
  3. Nov 2012

    Replace 3 windows, not visable from street, no structural changes, max u factor 0.40.

    Complete Permit 201211073690 $$$ $2,785
  4. Jul 2010

    Replace windows at bottom unit in-kind to comply with nov #201055187 dated 7/6/10: windows include are two at front bedrooms, one at back bedroom, rerope window in hallway, and replace six window panels at back balcony.u factor 0.40 max new windows.

    Complete Permit 201007237380 $$$ $4,512
  5. May 2010

    To obtain final inspection for work approved under permit application 200701262705; all work is complete.

    Expired Permit 201005243053 $$$ $1
  6. Jan 2007

    Remodel front garage and a man door (as existing) by reduce the size of garage door on 1st floor only.

    Expired Permit 200701262705 $$$ $10,000
  7. Apr 1985

    Replace damaged treads & risers per tagged violation.

    Complete Permit 8504419 $$$ $950
  8. Dec 1982

    Additions alterations or repairs.

    Complete Permit 8209961 $$$ $2,500
  9. Oct 1982

    Additions alterations or repairs.

    Cancelled Permit 8208699 $$$ $3,500
  10. Sep 1982

    Additions alterations or repairs.

    Cancelled Permit 8207706 $$$ $25,000

2 nominal $1 street-space permits are omitted.

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