2485–2489 Folsom Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94110

  • Built 1912
  • 6-unit apartment building
  • 3 stories
  • Zoned RH-3
  • District 9
  • Historic status: historic resource
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4,170 sq ftBuilding area
2,374 sq ftLot area
18Rooms · 6 bed, 6 bath

Permit history

  1. Oct 2025

    Exterior stair repair less than 50% replace with new wood in kind not visible from street. to comply with nov 200224347 item 2.

    Complete Permit 202510157381 $$$ $5,000
  2. Dec 2022

    Compliance with mandatory seismic retrofit program 2019 sfbc appendix a4. no exterior work visible from street.

    Complete Permit 202212067772 $$$ $65,000
  3. Feb 2019

    Renovation of an existing basement then the addition of (3) dwelling units to basement per adu ord 162-16.

    Filed Permit 201902213465 $$$ $150,000
  4. Jun 2018

    Remoedl of basement level to increase head height gor future adu. design base shear for 100% cbc at target story per app a4.

    Cancelled Permit 201806202458 $$$ $85,000
  5. Sep 2017

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

    Cancelled Permit 201709117564 $$$ $85,000
  6. Oct 2012

    Reroofing.

    Complete Permit 201210111855 $$$ $7,500
  7. Mar 2006

    Replace/repair dry rotted stair at rear in kind. no change in configuration or footprint.

    Complete Permit 200603106469 $$$ $30,000
  8. Feb 2006

    Repair/replace rear stairway less than 50% being replace/replace in kind or better.

    Complete Permit 200602104384 $$$ $5,000
  9. Jan 2002

    To comply w./ n.o.v. 200224347 by his.replace & repair stairway treads less than 50%.

    Complete Permit 200201157043 $$$ $10,000
  10. Feb 1984

    Repair windows and door on back porch.

    Complete Permit 8401731 $$$ $200
  11. Jul 1983

    Additions alterations or repairs.

    Complete Permit 8307387 $$$ $275

6 nominal $1 street-space permits are omitted.

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