330-332 25th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 330-332 25th Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood is a three-story, two-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 2005, currently owned by Ken Chan. The construction of this building followed the demolition of an existing two-story single-family dwelling on the site, with initial permits issued in April 2000 for new construction valued at $458,000.

The building's construction phase was actively managed, with multiple permits and inspections, including electrical work that involved complete rewiring, installation of a 200-amp service with three meters, and various electrical components needed for the new two-unit condominium. During the construction period in early 2004, there was a notable incident involving neighboring properties, where excavation work allegedly undermined the foundations of adjacent buildings at 328 and 334 25th Avenue, resulting in an "unsafe building" complaint that was resolved by February 23, 2004.

The building's permit history is mostly routine, with several revisions and renewals processed in 2005, including the addition of a half-bath and storage room. More recently, the property has experienced typical urban maintenance issues, with documented incidents including a sewage backup in January 2023 and a fallen tree in March 2019, both of which were resolved. The building's maintenance record appears regular, with no active violations or complaints on file since 2004, suggesting proper upkeep since its construction.