245 23rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 245 23rd Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond district is a four-story, two-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1905, currently owned by the Duggal Revocable Trust. The building underwent significant reconstruction between 2003-2006, including the demolition of an existing two-story structure and the construction of the current four-story building with two parking spaces.

This major project, completed in 2005-2006, involved a $350,000 remodel, the addition of new decks, installation of a comprehensive NFPA-13 fire sprinkler system ($15,000), and extensive electrical work comprising 120 lights, 86 switches, 100 receptacles, and a 200-amp panel servicing both units. More recently, there have been several maintenance and safety upgrades, including garage door operator installation and various electrical improvements. The building's recent history shows relatively few internal issues, with one notable water leak incident reported in 2019.

However, the vicinity has experienced ongoing external concerns, particularly regarding illegal parking, with multiple enforcement calls from 2021-2024, though most vehicles were not located or cited. There have also been several instances of graffiti in the surrounding area between 2014-2021, all of which were addressed by city services. A site visit by the city attorney occurred in 2005, though no active complaints are currently on record.