293-299 26th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 293-299 26th Avenue, located in the Lake - The Presidio neighborhood, is a two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1920 and currently owned by Michael K. & Virginia W. Lee.

The building has undergone several significant maintenance activities over the years, with the most recent being a completed reroofing project in June 2024 costing $14,500, which represents proper maintenance of this critical building component. The building has a documented history of building violations in 2001 and 2008, though all have been resolved. The 2001 violations included issues related to stair repairs, fire safety (combustible storage and fire extinguisher), and gas utility shutoff requirements, while the 2008 violations focused on security improvements including interior door glazing and gas meter instructions. There is one plumbing permit from 2008 that amended an existing permit to include underground sewer line work, suggesting infrastructure improvements during that period.

The building's maintenance history shows periodic attention to both major systems (like the roof) and infrastructure (such as sewer lines). Notably, there has been a recurring pattern of street cleaning responses in 2024, with multiple reports of discarded furniture, electronics, and garbage near the property, with the most recent occurring in January 2025. These exterior cleaning issues, while not direct reflections on the building's internal conditions, may indicate challenges with waste management in the vicinity. The property's documented history shows generally responsive maintenance regarding building code compliance and safety requirements, though residents should be aware of the recent spate of street cleaning requests for abandoned items near the property.