370-372 28th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 370-372 28th Ave is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1922 in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood. The building's owners, Lisa and Aaron Cohen, have undertaken several significant renovations and repairs over the past decade. In 2012-2013, the property underwent substantial improvements including kitchen and bathroom remodels in both units ($90,000), window replacements, electrical system upgrades (including smoke detectors and appliance installations), and the replacement of two furnaces.

A notable health and safety concern was addressed in 2012 when the building received a Notice of Violation for lead paint hazards, which was subsequently abated by December 2012 through the removal of lath and plaster walls in three locations. The building also received a new roof in late 2012, and various plumbing and electrical upgrades were completed during the renovation period. The property has experienced some maintenance and compliance issues over the years, including a 2012 complaint regarding mold, asbestos tiles, and heating inadequacies, and a 2012 electrical violation involving improper bathroom wiring.

More recently, there have been multiple parking enforcement calls related to driveway blocking, particularly for vehicles like a Lexus RX350 and Nissan Altima, suggesting ongoing parking challenges in the area. Two fire complaints were filed in late 2019, though one was marked as duplicate and the other had conditions corrected by February 2020. The building's renovation history indicates significant investment in improving the property's condition, though the age of the building and the nature of past violations suggest continued vigilance regarding maintenance and safety systems would be prudent. Recent parking-related complaints could also indicate ongoing challenges with vehicle access to the property, though these issues are primarily external to the building itself.