263 17th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 263 17th Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1996, following the demolition of a single-family dwelling in 1994. The building, classified as Flats & Duplex, was developed by Keith Liang at a cost of $349,700.

Over the past several years, the most significant issues affecting the property have been related to parking concerns, with a notable cluster of incidents in 2024 where vehicles were repeatedly reported for blocking driveways, resulting in at least two citations issued. Between March and June 2024 alone, there were four documented cases of driveway obstruction, with vehicles ranging from a black Mazda to a white Hyundai and a white Tesla, though in some instances, enforcement officers were unable to locate the offending vehicles. Prior to 2024, the building had relatively few issues, with some isolated incidents of abandoned vehicles in 2016-2017, which were resolved when the vehicles left the area before enforcement arrival.

In late 2023, there was a report of loose garbage requiring attention from the Department of Public Works, which was subsequently resolved. A planning record from an earlier date indicates a compliance issue with street tree installation (Section 143), though this was marked as closed and abated. The building's age and documented history suggest typical residential use with periodic municipal service interactions, though recent parking-related concerns appear to be the most pressing issue affecting the property.