239 27th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building at 239 27th Avenue in Sea Cliff, constructed in 1923, has undergone several significant maintenance and safety-related improvements over its lifetime. Notable works include a partial foundation replacement in 2010 costing $50,000, during which four posts in the garage were replaced, along with the relocation of water heaters and furnaces, and related electrical work in the basement/garage area, all of which were completed successfully. The building faced several pressing issues in 2004, including concerns about lead paint hazards and multiple fire safety violations, such as egress obstructions, combustible storage, and the need for sprinklers over garbage receptacles.

These violations were all effectively abated by February 2010, indicating that appropriate remediation work was completed. Earlier renovations included the installation of aluminum windows in 1986 and repairs to back steps in 1996. The property has had routine housing inspections over the years (1996, 1999, 2004) that identified various maintenance needs, though all were subsequently addressed.

More recent attention to the property has focused on external matters, as documented through 311 calls between 2014 and 2022, including issues with street lighting, tree maintenance, graffiti, and sidewalk cleaning. The most recent reports from 2020-2022 primarily involve municipal services rather than building-specific issues. While the 2004 violations were serious at the time, there have been no documented building violations or major safety concerns in recent years, suggesting improved maintenance practices.