264-266 6th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-story multi-family residential building at 264-266 6th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond district, owned by the Victor & Sharon Lee Trust, is a duplex structure built in 1907 containing two units. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the past two decades, including a complete reroofing project in 2013 costing $20,800, and comprehensive kitchen and bathroom renovations in 2008 valued at $22,000 that included electrical upgrades with the installation of new lighting, switches, receptacles, and a subpanel.

The building's maintenance history shows attention to both structural and cosmetic improvements, with documented repairs to address dry rot in the side stairs and various plumbing and electrical updates. The property's documented issues have been relatively minimal, with the most notable incident being a roof-related water flooding issue in early 2010 that affected the basement of the adjacent building (260-262).

While there have been recent concerns with graffiti on the building, particularly in mid-2023, these were addressed through city services, though one case remains open as of November 2023. The surrounding area has experienced some routine urban challenges, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls in 2024 regarding street cleaning and abandoned items, but these external issues do not directly impact the building's internal conditions. The building's systems were interrupted by a fire alarm system malfunction (730 System malfunction) at an unspecified date, though there were no civilian injuries reported.