167 21st Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The three-story multi-family residential building at 167 21st Avenue, owned by the Silverman Rosemary Rev Trust, was constructed in 1965 and contains 6 units. The building has experienced several significant water-related issues over its history, most notably a flood incident in 2015 that affected units 201 and 301, requiring comprehensive repairs to kitchen cabinets, flooring, countertops, and sheetrock, along with associated plumbing and electrical work totaling $20,000.

More recently, in 2017, a complaint was filed regarding mold throughout thin walls, following earlier reports of dampness and leaks, including a 2007 complaint about damp carpeting and flooring in a bedroom. The building's maintenance history includes window and door replacements in 2013 (permit expired), and a complete reroofing project in 1992. In terms of safety and compliance history, the building experienced a cluster of fire safety violations in 2003, including issues with smoke detectors on the third floor and lobby, fire escape ladder maintenance, egress obstructions, and gas utility shutoff tools, though these violations were all abated by June 13, 2003.

The property has also had three carbon monoxide-related incidents recorded (two detector activations and one public service call), though no civilian injuries were reported in connection with these events. Other routine inspections have been conducted, including a 2008 inspection, and there was one incident in 1995 involving non-functional appliances and water issues that was quickly resolved. Two recent permits from 2020 (street space) and 2012 (streetlight issue) indicate ongoing attention to building and surrounding area maintenance, though these are not directly related to building habitability issues.