129 Masonic Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit residential building at 129 Masonic Avenue, located in the Lone Mountain neighborhood, was constructed in 1939 and is currently owned by Henry W. and Fanny H. Deng.

The property's documented history shows two significant structural improvements: a completed termite repair in 1995 involving 100 square feet of work on the front stucco and studs, and a reroofing project initiated in 1997, though records indicate this permit has since expired. The building has experienced a notable pattern of graffiti incidents in recent years, with at least five documented cases between 2023 and 2024, including two instances of offensive graffiti in 2024 that affected both the building and the surrounding sidewalk area. There have also been recurring issues with garbage and debris on the property, with three separate reports of abandoned items in mid-2024, all of which were resolved.

Other municipal service requests include a currently open illegal posting case from May 2024 and a resolved public works service request from January 2023 involving street light maintenance. The property has generated minimal parking-related complaints, with only a sidewalk parking violation in October 2024 that could not be verified by responding officers. While the building's maintenance history shows some attention to structural issues in the 1990s, there have been no recorded building permits or major repairs in the past two decades. The property's location near 145 Masonic Avenue, a site of a tenant buyout in 2017 for $29,446 involving one tenant, suggests possible consolidation or redevelopment interest in the immediate area, though this is not directly related to the current building's status.