523–527 Guerrero Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94110

  • Built 1908
  • Three-flat
  • 3 stories
  • Zoned RM-2
  • District 9
  • Historic status: historic resource
37.7627, −122.4236 Street View appears here once a Google Maps embed key is configured.
4,350 sq ftBuilding area
2,247 sq ftLot area
18Rooms · 7 bed, 4 bath

Permit history

  1. Aug 2017

    Remodel inside of apartment by adding a toilet and converting one toilet with shower. replacing a door & replacing with wall. kitchen remodel with upgraded appliances, countertops and cabinets.

    Issued Permit 201708084177 $$$ $5,000
  2. Apr 2016

    Voluntary seismic retrofit, foundation upgrades, minor structural modification at ground floor, and replacement of failing site wall.

    Cancelled Permit 201604195112 $$$ $75,000
  3. Apr 2016

    Conversion of ground floor storage to studio living unit per ordinance 30-15. voluntary seismic upgrade with permit 201603182429.

    Withdrawn Permit 201604084269 $$$ $50,000
  4. Mar 2016

    Soft story retrofit per sfbc chapter 34b engineering critaria per other rational design. voluntary seismic retrofit per ab-094.

    Withdrawn Permit 201603182429 $$$ $15,000
  5. May 2014

    Voluntary structural strengthening of lower story.

    Cancelled Permit 201405024744 $$$ $6,000
  6. Nov 2012

    Remodel bathrooms. add 1 shower & relocate toilet. remove a non-load bearing wall between bath & toilets on top unit.

    Complete Permit 201211305246 $$$ $6,000
  7. Oct 2012

    Remove old kitchen cabinets and replace. just top unit.

    Complete Permit 201210162122 $$$ $6,000
  8. Apr 2008

    Repair existing wood stair @ rear, less than 50% of structure as per nov#200848348. no change to window or doors.

    Complete Permit 200804048912 $$$ $1,500
  9. Aug 1996

    Reroofing.

    Complete Permit 9615578 $$$ $10,400
  10. Oct 1984

    Repair rear stairs at landing & misc patch & renail.

    Complete Permit 8411006 $$$ $500

2 nominal $1 street-space permits are omitted.

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