267 19th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 267 19th Avenue is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in the Central Richmond neighborhood, built in 1922 and currently owned by Bui Quang Quoc & Lily L. The building has undergone some permitted modifications, including a bathroom relocation and plumbing work in 1998 valued at $15,000 (though this permit eventually expired), and a sewer line repair in January 2017.

While the structural improvements appear limited, the property's maintenance record shows attention to basic infrastructure. Recent years have seen several neighborhood maintenance issues in the immediate vicinity of the building, with multiple reports of abandoned electronics (three cases in 2024), though most were resolved promptly by Recology. Other notable incidents include a resolved Christmas tree pickup in January 2023, a parking violation involving a Tesla in May 2024, and various garbage and debris-related complaints.

The property underwent a sidewalk inspection in 2012 which identified an issue with an empty tree basin, though this was resolved and completed by October 2012. The exterior maintenance issues documented through 311 calls primarily relate to street-level concerns rather than direct impacts on the building's habitability or safety. The most recent documented building-related permit activity was the 2017 plumbing work, which though classified as "expired," may have been completed to address infrastructure needs.