326 25th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 326 25th Avenue is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by the Charles D Hoffman Revocable Trust and constructed in 1915.

The building has undergone several significant maintenance and repair work over its history, with the most substantial recent work occurring in 2008 when both the front and main buildings received new roofing: the front building underwent reroofing at a cost of $4,000, while the main building received more extensive work including plywood installation and 40-year shingle installation costing $13,980. Prior to this, the building faced a serious structural issue in early 2004 when a complaint was filed regarding foundation damage caused by excavation work at a neighboring property, which required pressure/chemical grouting work along the north property line at a cost of $2,500; this situation was addressed within a month.

The building has also experienced historical events including a fire incident in 1986 that required repairs, and a roofing project in 1995 involving shingle installation on the sidewall. More recently, there have been two parking-related incidents reported in 2024-2025, involving vehicles blocking driveways and parking on sidewalks, though these issues are external to the building's structural and habitability concerns.