386 29th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

This two-unit multi-family residential building, located at 386 29th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1924 and currently owned by the Wong Family Trust. The building's maintenance history shows attention to window upgrades, with permits issued in 1990 for aluminum window installations and a 2000 project (now expired) for replacing 11 windows, both of which were visible from the street.

In 1989, repairs were completed for approximately 250 square feet of cracked stucco, and in 2016 a street space permit was issued with no associated cost. Of particular note is a significant housing complaint filed in September 2011 regarding multiple safety concerns, including improper electrical connections for kitchen appliances, unsafe lighting configurations in bedroom closets, and issues with kitchen cabinet doors, though this complaint was marked as abated by January 2012.

The building has experienced recurring issues with blocked driveways, as evidenced by multiple parking enforcement calls between 2017 and 2024, including documented violations in July and October of 2022, and a citation issued in July 2019. Other reported incidents include a graffiti incident in December 2020 (which was resolved), a pavement defect reported in June 2017, and an abandoned vehicle complaint in January 2017 that was resolved when the vehicle was no longer present upon inspection. The property's documented history shows relatively minimal major infrastructure work since the 1980s, with most recent issues being primarily related to parking concerns in the surrounding area.