274 10th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The three-unit residential building at 274 10th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood is a two-story structure built in 1902, currently owned by Rhoda Tang. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the past decade, with the most recent major maintenance being a reroofing project completed in December 2020 costing $6,700.

In 2019, the building underwent substantial unit improvements including a kitchen renovation with cabinet replacement and electrical upgrades in Unit #2, conversion of bathtub to shower, and bathroom updates, with costs totaling $18,000. Other notable improvements include exterior maintenance with siding replacement at the lightwell area in 2018, electrical service upgrades to 200 amps with four meters in 2012, and important safety enhancements including voluntary foundation bolting in 2011. The building's maintenance record shows regular upkeep and modernization efforts, including multiple electrical system upgrades, plumbing improvements (such as kitchen and bathroom fixture replacements), and safety features like smoke detectors installation.

A recent planning concern has been raised regarding the carport's lack of proper screening, as required by Planning Code Section 142, though this appears to be an exterior issue not directly affecting interior living conditions. The property has had minimal reported issues in recent years, with the majority of 311 calls relating to street cleaning matters rather than building-specific concerns. The building's documented history shows consistent maintenance and upgrading of essential systems, with particular attention paid to safety features and modern conveniences in the units.