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1441 QUESADA AVE

San Francisco's record on this building, free. Every figure below is a public filing; the full forty-eight-section report is what a plan buys.

Rent control

Likely

Built 1937, before the 13 June 1979 cutoff. Single family homes and condominiums are exempt from rent increase limits under Costa-Hawkins, but remain covered by the ordinance's eviction protections.

The building, on record

Built 1937

Single Family Residential · 1 unit on the Assessor's roll.

Complaints and violations on this building

7 complaints · 20 notices of violation

None currently open. A complaint is an allegation anyone may file; a notice of violation is an inspector's finding. They are counted separately for that reason.

The Rent Board, on this block (last three years)

1 buyout · 11 tenant petitions

Within about 500 feet. Buyouts are landlords paying tenants to leave by agreement — they appear in no eviction figure. Petitions are disputes brought to the Rent Board; a filing starts an argument, it does not win one.

The full report goes forty-eight sections deep

Permits and what is still open, eviction notices by stated reason, what the block rents for by tenancy start, crime against the city average, hazards, transit — every figure with its source, nothing scored. Two ways to get it:

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