265-267 21st Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 265-267 21st Avenue is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by Ronald Lee and constructed in 1917. The building's maintenance history shows significant attention to structural issues, notably in September 2005 when approximately 20 square feet of dry rot was repaired on the front wall and right side of the stairs, along with associated stucco repairs, costing $3,000.

Two street space permits were issued in October 2006, though their specific purposes beyond the general description are unclear. The most recent concern involves an open public health inquiry from January 2025, though details are limited. The property has experienced recurring issues with parking violations in the immediate vicinity, particularly regarding driveway blockages, with at least seven documented incidents between 2019 and 2021.

While some of these resulted in citations, others were either unresolved by responding officers or involved vehicles that could not be located. Additional municipal service requests include a general cleaning inquiry regarding loose garbage (June 2022) and two street space service requests (November 2021). The building's documented history suggests regular maintenance of the property itself, with particular attention paid to structural integrity in the mid-2000s, though recent years show fewer building-specific maintenance records.