Church Station...I don't know why, but it reminds me of the Twilight Zone…read more The great thing about this station is that it's conveniently located right next to Safeway on Church and Market, the Muni-22, Petco Express and walking distance from Dolores Park. Be aware, there's no wifi or service signal once you go downstairs, so I hope you have an ipod/iphone/android...something...to keep you occupied until the train gets there cause lord knows MUNI takes forever.

Orange-tiled cavernous hole with few benches, this is your station to exit when you want to go to…read morethe Pilsner or the Transfer, or Walgreens. Or Sparky's, Crossroads, or Home. Or Safeway, Maitri, or Ace Hardware, or 24 Hour Fitness. Or the US Mint, or Warakubune, or to transfer to the J-Church, right at Church & Market (south side of Market for northbound into the subway, north side of Market for southbound through Dolores Park and Noe Valley...northside is the Safeway side.) Or to transfer to the N, go upstairs on the north side of Market and walk northward one block up Church to Duboce. More benches please! Lines K. L, M, and T run through this station.

Our organization has leased office space here for over 8 years. This has been a terrific location,…read morebuilding and lease office to work with. Located across the street from a couple of good lunch and breakfast restaurants. Of course a five minute drive gets you to many more great places! Quick freeway access and quick travel to either San Jose or San Francisco International airports. Nearby bayside trails are great for walking and talking on the cell phone!

I'm a commercial real estate agent and have represented several tenants lease space from Leebco…read moreover the past 10 years. It's refreshing to work with such a pragmatic, reasonable landlord, and not need to go through a corporate hierarchy to get a decision made. The landlord is a pleasure to work with. This is a kind of "intangible" value that one might not fully appreciate unless you've had horror story experiences with bad landlords or ones that don't seem to care or are not responsive. In contrast, Leebco is 5 stars!

Intrepid Electronics was scheduled to repair a component of my condo's sprinkler system today. The…read moreHOA scheduled the entire day for the repair, requiring someone to be home to let them in all day. Intrepid had the repair done early. They get five stars because they knocked on my unit, and every other unit, to let us know that the repair was complete and that we'd no longer need to stick around. Thank you for letting me know you were done and for giving me my day back!

****************** UPDATE REVIEW *********************…read more I've been volunteer here for the last 10 years through Hands on Bay Area (HOba team). 1 of my favorite location is at the church kitchen in Menlo Park. I love cooking, and so it's perfect place to lend a hand and serve the less fortunate. In 2010 the need has grown, and they served 1,400 clients per day. 87% of the agency's annual budget goes directly to client services. This is probably 1 of the best non-profit organizations in the Bay Area community. You can also sign up to volunteer at Inn Vision, via Hands on Bay Area http://www.Hoba.org, I'm a member of this organization for 12 years now. Serving the kitchen at Holly Trinity Church in Menlo Park is on every Sunday, 12:30 PM - 4:30 PM.However Hoba team is on the 3rd SUN of every month. You prepared, snacks, coffee, teas, salad, an entrée, side dishes, and desserts. It's always a great group of people here. I love my HOBA team, Paul the project leader, he's nice and a great leader. Peter & his wife, a wonderful couple always bring desserts for the homeless. Frank, the king of salad; we had a chopping throw down last time here. Julie, the wonderful mother and entrepreneur, with a good heart. Kate, a grad student; all come here to make a different on a Sunday afternoon! Just being with them, make me humble and happy! This past Sunday, I got to marinated the chicken breasts with garlic, herbs, spices, and the clients loved it. When you see the dining room all quiet, you know they enjoy their meals. It made me happy and have butterflies each time I see smiles on their faces. Please join me, let me know or sign up, the 3rd SUNDAY of the each month! Hope to see you next time.

*** UPDATE: *** The fact that they are marketing…read more"plug-n-play" made me chuckle a little http://www.paoffices.com/index.htm Isn't Plug And Play their competitor?? The old Google space...PayPal is nearly next door on University Ave. http://www.plugandplaytechcenter.com/ ******** This building is well kept and maintained. There is a middle atrium area that is nice. See the video at the 2:21 mark http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eucggFicLgo It is also right downtown with a train, CALTRAIN, that is literally next to the building. Very convenient as the train tracks are a sand-wedge away (a sand-wedge shot from grass not wet deep sand) There are some downsides: - They are not very small tenant friendly. It leads to major turnover of 2-5 person tenant offices. - The security of the building is old school. I won't get into specifics, because it would identify too much but here are recommendations: Keycode access with buzzer access OUTSIDE of the door and more than ONE 24x7 camera. They do have live security patrols that roll through at different times of the night - Their ideal client is the corporate one or two man shops where it doubles as a district sales office away from HQ. They used to bank on these types of clients and lots of people would pay but never use the space. For example, Facebook used to rent out space that they rarely used back when they were downtown. Another example is this is quote told to me directly: "Clay is the perfect tenant. He pays his rent and he never comes in," said the landlord. - There are random people that walk in to use the bathroom under the stairs, but that is a minimal problem They do an awesome job improving space to customize it to new tenants and they schedule work during off-hours to minimize noise to existing tenants. It also has a bathroom with a shower which is nice if you're cleaning up after a mid-day jog (or nooner). If you're a CS Major... a nooner is a mid-day hook-up.

In skimming through the previous reviews, I learned than most reviewers used this forum as a…read morecomplaints department in having less than desirable experiences or for their policies. Well, they have been extremely helping in my care at home for my senior home-bound mother. Due to her age and diminished health, it is increasingly difficult to get her out of the house. When I learned that they offered free in-home vaccinations for the Covid boosters after 2021, they have been the main source for my mom's vaccination for the ensuing boosters. On a recent Friday afternoon, they came to her home and gave her both the latest booster and the flu vaccine since winter is approaching. Her caregiver told me everything went smoothly like the previous two times. The difference this time is, when I got home from work, I asked whether they updated her vacc card but was told it was not. I called their office Monday and left a voicemail message, their normal protocol, and they called me back within the hour. Eric explained that the stamp is no longer required or being done. In reporting this to my mom's primary doctor, his nurse asked me for the vaccine brand so I called SFDPH again to confirm. Again, Eric called me back and patiently gave me the Moderna lot number for my mom's file. Five stars in making this process relatively seamless and keeping my mom safe from the threat of prominent illnesses that are and may be coming around.

I am writing about my experience in May 2016 in regard to San Francisco's lousy and completely…read moreinadequate noise regulations for tenants, particularly the Environmental Health Department of Public Health and especially with director Stephanie Cushing at its helm and its noise control officer Jonathan Piakus. Jonathan Piakus had agreed to come to do a second inspection at my home at night while also making a verbal promise to provide me with the scientific data from the World Health Organization (WHO) that informs San Francisco regulations regarding noise. When I did not receive the information, I began to suspect Piakus wasn't being honest with me, so I emailed him, reiterated that I really hoped Piakus would give me the WHO data on noise he had promised at least upon his arrival at my home for the inspection, and then, feeling that he really didn't give a damn about his promises, I asked him a direct question: "How would you like it if I installed a 55 decibel industrial fan outside your bedroom window, like the one a nearby restaurant installed just outside mine?" Immediately after receiving my email, Jonathan ran to his boss Stephanie Cushing and complained that I had threatened him with physical violence, claiming he no longer felt safe and felt too afraid to come to my apartment to test the decibel levels there. The director emailed me, and without providing a scintilla of evidence of any threat I posed to Piakus, she cancelled my appointment for the previously agreed-upon night-time inspection and, as well, she cancelled the appointment of my neighbor upstairs who also suffered from the same noise harassment as I but who had never said a single word to Piakus or Cushing. (Is it the director's job is to protect male snowflakes from direct questioning?). My neighbor felt completely mystified by Piakus and Cushing's cancelling of his appointment with no explanation, and consequently felt that it was I who had been the guilty party for his loss after all. The Environmental Department of Health does not do its job; it's very sloppy in its measurements and scientific standing; it protects itself against any direct questions by the citizens of San Francisco, and it refuses to entertain any notion that its judgment at any time might be in error, behaving always like a mini-fiefdom without conscience and no humane concern for its clients. It's a robotic bureaucracy, plain and simple. Finally, Ms. Cushing banned me from ever making an inquiry regarding noise again. Power unlimited? I "offended" the Grand Panjandrum and must be exiled? This wasn't the first time I had had dealings with the Environmental Health Department of Public Health and its inspector cronies. It was because the first inspector gave me such specious information about the noise level readings in my apartment, even misinforming me that the department did not provide any opportunity to have a night inspection, that I had the consequent sad and injurious encounter with the likes of Piakus and Cushing that I did. It took me a good while to get beyond and survive the embarrassment, humiliation, psychological gaslighting, bullying, scapegoating or trauma that this department and its nefarious employees caused. I am emotionally free now to tell the truth and to name the names. The Environmental Health Department did nothing to remedy my noise problem, has no scientific basis for its so-called standards, and made matters unnecessarily and preposterously worse for me just for having contacted it and seeking its guidance. Tax dollars are wasted on this puerile and self-aggrandizing bureaucracy.

Responsive landlords - if you have just yelped them to see if you should rent that apartment, go…read moreahead and do so! David is great, his brother Ed can be a bit... prickly. He is all business, so don't try negotiating for pets, early termination, etc - he won't like it.

The worst landlord I have ever had. David has no manners to deal with people. I can't count the…read moreamount of times he was rude to me over the phone or personally when I was just trying to work with him to fix problems in my apartment. I do not recommend this business. I honestly don't understand why someone so impatient and with such terrible manners would have this kind of work.