200 10th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-story, 6-unit apartment building at 200 10th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood, owned by Francis & Joan M O'leary, has experienced several maintenance and compliance issues since its construction in 1959. Most notably, the property faced significant violations in 2017 when it was declared a nuisance due to multiple infractions, including weatherproofing deficiencies, paint maintenance issues, and concerns about lead paint hazards. These violations were ultimately resolved by October 2017.

Earlier, in 2015, there were complaints about paint chipping and gutter issues, and in 2014, there was a complaint regarding noise from jackhammering. The building has undergone some structural improvements, including window replacements and stucco work, with permits showing work on 22 windows and repairs to address dry rot and termite damage in the early 2000s. Recent activity around the property has been primarily limited to street-level concerns, with multiple reports in late 2024 regarding garbage and debris, though these issues were promptly resolved by city services.

There was also a pavement defect reported in January 2025. The only documented fire-related incident was a water-related issue with no civilian injuries. The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of exterior maintenance challenges, particularly related to paint and weatherproofing, while structural improvements have generally been addressed through proper permitting channels.