262 11th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

Located in San Francisco's Inner Richmond district, 262 11th Avenue is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1903 and currently owned by Bypass Trust. The building's maintenance record shows attention to basic infrastructure needs, most notably a $7,000 reroofing project completed in 2012, though no subsequent major structural improvements have been recorded in the past decade.

The property's recent history from 2017 to 2022 shows relatively minimal building-specific issues, with most reported incidents involving external street and sidewalk matters rather than building maintenance concerns. These incidents primarily relate to public space cleaning, including three instances of holiday-related waste (Christmas trees), general cleaning issues, and a report of human or animal waste in May 2022.

There have been a few service requests recorded through DPW operations, including an open request from November 2021 and a toter management issue from 2018 regarding garbage receptacles being left out continuously. The building's surrounding area has seen routine urban maintenance activities, including tree planting and landscaping work in late 2017, with specific attention given to marking out basins for new tree planting in anticipation of Arbor Day 2018. While the building's permit and violation history appears relatively clean, the concentration of street cleaning incidents in recent years may suggest varying levels of neighborhood upkeep outside the property's immediate premises.