57-59 14th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit residential building at 57-59 14th Avenue in the Lake-Presidio neighborhood, owned by Doris Cheng, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1940. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the years, with the most recent major renovation being the replacement of eight street-facing windows with fiberglass units in 2013, approximately $6,000 worth of work. Other notable upgrades include a comprehensive kitchen remodel in 2003 (countertops, cabinets, flooring, faucets) valued at $6,800, followed by electrical work that same year involving rewiring of two kitchens and installation of two 100-amp services.

In 2004, the building received an underground service conversion to support existing 200-amp, two-meter electrical service. An old roofing permit from 1990 remains on record as expired. The property's maintenance and incident history reveals various municipal interactions primarily related to street-level issues rather than building-specific concerns.

These include multiple reports of illegal parking between 2020-2022, three instances of graffiti (most recently in 2023), and some infrastructure maintenance matters including sign repair and the handling of hazardous materials (though the latter was unable to be located). A sewer-related issue was recorded in June 2020 involving a vent problem, though this was subsequently resolved. The geographic location has experienced typical urban challenges, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls for various exterior and street-level matters, including a recent defaced sign in December 2024 that remains open. While the building itself has received regular updates over the years, the majority of recorded incidents pertain to the surrounding area rather than the building's condition or safety systems.