358 5th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The property at 358 5th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond district is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1900, currently owned by Chequer Island Trust. The building has undergone several significant maintenance and upgrade projects over the past few decades, with the most recent major repair occurring in 2018 when wooden members of the stairs were replaced due to dry rot, costing approximately $2,500. A notable infrastructure upgrade was completed in 2014, when the building underwent a water system modernization, replacing old galvanized piping with copper lines for both units.

Historical records show a sidewalk permit was issued in 2007, and there was an expired reroofing permit from 1995, though it's unclear if this work was ultimately completed. The building's surrounding area has experienced various maintenance and upkeep issues over the past several years, with multiple reports of graffiti (most recently in March 2023), illegal postings, and sidewalk parking violations. Street sanitation concerns have been addressed through several general cleaning requests by Recology, with the most recent occurring in January 2021.

The property has had regular interaction with city services to address these external maintenance issues, though most of the 311 calls have been resolved promptly. While these external issues don't directly impact the building's interior conditions, they do reflect on the immediate neighborhood's maintenance state. The most significant building infrastructure work appears to have been completed as of 2018, with no major repairs or upgrades noted in recent years.