267 10th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The 4-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 267 10th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood was built in 1924 and has undergone several significant improvements over the past two decades. Most recently, in 2022, Unit 4 received a $12,845 window replacement project that included the installation of 13 new vinyl windows with improved energy efficiency. Major system upgrades were completed in 2011 when the electrical service was modernized to 200 amps with new meters and panels, and in 2007 when a new hydronic heating boiler was installed.

The building has also seen attention to its exterior, with 2016 street space and 2007 sidewalk repairs, as well as an expired reroofing permit from 2003. The property has experienced some notable issues in the past, particularly during the early 2000s. In September 2001, multiple violations were documented regarding safety and maintenance concerns, including problems with fire safety systems, lead paint hazards, and interior surface repairs, though all were abated by September 2002.

A routine safety inspection in 2017 identified deficiencies including the need for carbon monoxide detectors and required a review of safety documentation, while previous complaints in 2002 mentioned heating issues and electrical problems. More recently, in 2014, there were several sewer-related incidents, including a service request regarding oil leakage from an old tank vent in front of the building, though these were all resolved promptly. The building has had regular maintenance and inspection activities, with the most recent documented permit work focusing on energy efficiency improvements.