370 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 370 24th Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood is a 1-story flats/duplex structure built in 1906, currently owned by Thomas Chin. The building's maintenance history includes two significant roofing projects, first completed in 1993 and more recently in 2007, with the latter costing $5,000.

The property has experienced several street-related issues over the years, with the most recent incidents in 2024 involving garbage and debris, and a blocked driveway that required parking enforcement intervention. Between 2019 and 2024, there were multiple parking-related complaints near the property, including reports of double parking and sidewalk parking, though most were resolved without major consequences.

The building has also dealt with some urban maintenance challenges, including reports of loose garbage in 2010 and 2019, and a non-offensive graffiti incident in 2016 that was administratively closed by Public Works. Two water-related incidents were recorded by the fire department, though neither resulted in civilian injuries and were classified as a water/steam leak and a good intent call. The property's documented history shows regular maintenance of basic systems like roofing, with no major structural or safety incidents on record.