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District 6 · Block 3518, Lot 088 · ZIP 94103

275 10th Street

148-unit apartment building

  • 5 stories
  • 88,757 ft2
  • 20,498 ft2 lot area
  • 284 rooms
  • 135 bedrooms
  • 140 bathrooms
  • Wood frame
  • Historic resource
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  1. 1922

    Built in 1922 as an express delivery warehouse to the design of the architect J. J. Porporato, in the building boom that followed the First World War in the South of Market; about 5,050 square feet. It was cleared for the housing of 2009.

    San Francisco Planning Department, 275 10th Street Supportive Housing Project: Environmental Impact Report, Case No. 2005.0634E, 2006.
  2. 1922

    A light industrial warehouse of 1922. It was cleared for the housing of 2009.

    San Francisco Planning Department, 275 10th Street Supportive Housing Project: Environmental Impact Report, Case No. 2005.0634E, 2006.
  3. 1930

    The G & H Price Pump and Engine Company held the warehouse by 1930; by 1947 it belonged to Fairbanks, Morse & Co., in the same line of trade. The warehouse was cleared for the housing of 2009.

    San Francisco Planning Department, 275 10th Street Supportive Housing Project: Environmental Impact Report, Case No. 2005.0634E, 2006.
  4. 1931

    A brick industrial building of 1931 designed by the architect E. A. Neumarkel for the G. W. Price Pump and Engine Company, replacing a building of similar size that had stood here as 271 10th Street. Its pitched parapet, brick front and metal roll-up door are of the early twentieth-century industrial type; it runs to about 7,450 square feet. It was cleared for the housing of 2009.

    San Francisco Planning Department, 275 10th Street Supportive Housing Project: Environmental Impact Report, Case No. 2005.0634E, 2006.
  5. 1947

    By 1947 Blum's Packaging Plant owned and used the building, the contractor McGahey & Olson carrying out interior alterations; in 1991 it was a sewing factory and its parapet was reinforced, and a seismic retrofit was finished in 2004. The building was cleared for the housing of 2009.

    San Francisco Planning Department, 275 10th Street Supportive Housing Project: Environmental Impact Report, Case No. 2005.0634E, 2006.
  6. Nov 1990
    Permit 9022601 $$$ $1,500

    Front 50' of building to be parapet reinforced.

  7. Jan 2001
    Permit 200101190162 $$$ $60,900

    Seismic retrofitting and related accessibility remodeling.

  8. May 2006
    Permit 200605151589 $$$ $17,500,000

    Erect 5 stories, 135 dwelling units, with office, garage, no basement building.

  9. Demolish 2 stories, warehouse building.

  10. Aug 2007
    Permit 200708139594 $$$ $60,000

    Provide temp. shoring at the dore st. sidewalk and for eartchwork and concrete footing. demolition under sep. permit applic. #2006-11-03-6839. ref. 2006/05/15/1589 note: pre-merge lots #17, 29, 14.

  11. Mar 2008
    Withdrawn Permit 200803318369 $$$ $72,000

    Installation of a new fire alarm system to building. initiating devices tied into new mxl-iq plus-12a fa control panel. all audible/visual circuits tied into pad-3 auxillary power supply located in electrical room and activated by a signal circuit from the mxl-iq plus-12a facp.

  12. Jul 2008
    Issued Permit M125484 $$$ $1

    Verify and assign additional address.

  13. Aug 2008
    Permit 200808068552 $$$ $8,000

    Revision to addendum #3 permit application 2006-0515-1589, s-3/r-1; adding window sprinklers (10).

  14. Aug 2008

    Revision to appl #200605151589: lobby storefront (interior) changed from 45 min glazing with 20 min doors to non-rated glazing protected by tyco ws deluge sprinklers on both sides. storefront exit from courtyard revised from 45 min rated to non-rated because perpendicular to proeprty line.

  15. Oct 2008
    Issued Permit 200810013104 $$$ $4,000

    Add one sprinkler head in canopy & 2 window sprinkler heads at outside of building egress. ref. #200808068552.

  16. 2009

    Current structure built.

  17. Apr 2009
    Permit 200904226870 $$$ $5,000

    Revision to appl #200605151589 - removel roll down door & add delugen sprinkler heads at entry, add 2 hour ceiling at exit enclosure, remove exit sign at overhead canopy, add new pocket door between offices 122 & 123.

  18. May 2010
    Permit 201005142473 $$$ $5,000

    Two units-remove & replace water damaged dry wall, replace water damaged insulation in 2 units. no new walls to be added.

  19. Sep 2021
    Permit 202109289299 $$$ $790,000

    1/f: t.i. of office: provide new mechanical, electrical and plumgin infrasture. provide new fully accessible restrooms, staff breakroom, meeting rooms and ramp.

  20. Dec 2021
    Permit 202112204698 $$$ $5,000

    T.i. to 1st fl office only. ref to 202109289299. add 15 pendent sprinklers and 5 upright sprinklers. relocation 1 upgright to suit tenant improvement.

  21. Jan 2022
    Permit 202201286856 $$$ $8,360

    Fire only work for the "ecs bishop swing" office remodel on floor 1; additions are 1 strobe power supply, 9 speaker/strobes, and strobes. ref permit 202109289299.

  22. Nov 2023

    Fire only work "verify existing sound levels in sleeping areas, complying with sffc section 1103.7.6.1" no ref #.

  23. Jul 2025
    Permit 202507080342 $$$ $40,000

    Water damaged repair to windows on 5th, 4th and 3rd floor. replace sheetrock at walls and ceiling. replace falshing, waterproof windows, repair 15sf of stucco. reinstall existing windows. work to be at courtyard.

2 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. The 2006 environmental review for the 275 10th Street supportive housing project says in its own setting chapter that the design was commissioned by John Cassaretto and the building occupied by the G & H Price Pump and Engine Company, and in the Section 106 review appended to it that the architect was E. A. Neumarkel and the owner the G. W. Price Pump and Engine Company. The initial study bound into the 2006 environmental review for the 275 10th Street supportive housing project reverses the dates its own historical resources chapter gives, putting 1350 Folsom Street and 275 10th Street at 1922 and 72 Dore Street at 1931.

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