270 10th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The 270 10th Avenue building is a three-story multi-family residential structure located in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood, containing 8 units and constructed in 1916. The property has undergone several significant infrastructure improvements over the years, with the most recent substantial work being foundation repairs to the laundry room area completed in 2017 at a cost of $10,000. Past maintenance records show attention to critical systems, including sewer line replacement (2011), gas line replacement (2011), and storm drain work (2016).

The building has faced periodic regulatory scrutiny, most notably in 2016 when multiple fire safety and maintenance violations were documented, including issues with fire extinguishers, fire escape ladders, carbon monoxide detectors, and gas meter instructions, though all were subsequently abated by February 2017. The property has maintained regular upkeep of essential systems, as evidenced by permits for reroofing (2001), bathroom remodeling (2000), and window installations (1986). Recent 311 calls have included reports of construction noise (2020) and sidewalk issues (2019), with a notable sidewalk collapse being reported in July 2019 that remains open as of October 2023.

While there was one fire incident recorded involving water or steam leakage, there were no civilian injuries reported. The building's maintenance history suggests ongoing attention to infrastructure, though the 2016 violations indicate there was a period requiring concentrated compliance effort. The current ownership is listed as Cole Robert B & Shana C Revocable Trust, with the most recent permit having been properly completed under their name for the foundation repair work.