257-259 2nd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit residential building at 257-259 2nd Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond district is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1923, currently owned by Michael and Mary Slattery. The building's permit history shows several renovation attempts, with the most significant work occurring in 2002 when there was a proposed project valued at $8,200 to move door openings, extend stub walls, and install kitchen cabinets and sheetrock throughout, though this permit subsequently expired.

A related kitchen renovation was completed in 2003, including electrical work for five light fixtures, eight receptacles, and four switches, with this permit being extended to address bathroom modifications as well. Looking further back, in 1985, there was structural maintenance work completed to replace a damaged mud sill and modify door fittings. Recent activity around the property has primarily involved standard urban maintenance issues rather than building-specific concerns.

In January 2024, there were two street cleaning incidents reported - one related to an event parade mess and another concerning a Christmas tree. Prior to that, in 2016, there were minor local issues including a parking/traffic service request to the MTA and a non-offensive graffiti incident on a pole that was subsequently resolved by the SES Graffiti Crew. The building's documented history shows typical neighborhood maintenance issues rather than any significant resident safety or experience concerns.