375 Euclid Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The 17-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building at 375 Euclid Avenue, owned by Michael Fan, was constructed in 1976 and has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the years. In 2014, major updates included the replacement of 20 vinyl windows on the building's rear and a complete reroofing project, with costs totaling $28,500. The building has experienced recurring issues with hoarding, with documented complaints in 2019, 2020, and most recently in February 2023 (resolved in May 2023).

Fire safety concerns have been addressed promptly, including a sprinkler/standpipe system issue in March 2019 and a blocked exit in October 2011, both corrected immediately. A notable building violation cluster in July 2003 involved multiple issues including window repairs, bifold door adjustments, and smoke detector concerns, all resolved by August 2003. Recent history shows some maintenance challenges, including a building-wide infestation issue reported in November 2020, and multiple parking enforcement calls in 2024 regarding blocked driveways.

Older complaints from 1996-2002 included various maintenance issues such as water heating problems, excessive noise from water pipes, and concerns about unit management. The building underwent routine inspections in 1997 and 2008, with a recent tenant buyout recorded in August 2022 for $5,500. Historical permits from 1982 indicate long-standing attention to building maintenance, while an electrical permit from 2007 for a garage door opener was recorded but has since expired. The property's planning record shows it is classified as a 14,454 sq ft structure with 17 apartments and required B/A.