227 27th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

227 27th Avenue is a two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building located in the Sea Cliff neighborhood, owned by the Seiki Family Survivor's Trust and constructed in 1923. The building's maintenance history shows several significant events, with the most recent major work being a reroofing project in 2012 costing $8,000.

The property faced multiple fire safety violations in late 2002, including issues with garbage receptacle sprinklers and combustible storage, as well as the need for smoke detectors in the lobby; however, all these violations were abated by January 2003. A building complaint from March 2009 reported problems with leaks, water puddles, mold and mildew, and a hole in the ceiling in the entryway, though this issue was resolved within a month. The building's permit history includes three permits from the 1980s (for lock replacement on three apartments and electrical work on a sink) and a street space permit from 2006, though the 1980s permits are now listed as expired.

Recent history shows primarily external issues such as three reports of abandoned vehicles (most recently in July 2024), street cleaning matters, and a sewage incident in 2009, which were outside the building but on nearby streets. A minor electrical wiring/equipment issue was recorded but did not result in civilian injuries. The building's overall record suggests reasonable attention to safety issues when they arise, with all documented violations being corrected within the stipulated time frames.