369-375 7th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-story multi-family residential building at 369-375 7th Avenue was constructed in 1906 and contains 4 units. The property, currently owned by Jerrick John Choy, has undergone numerous renovations and improvements over the past several years, with significant work completed between 2018 and 2024. Most recently, in December 2024, there was an active complaint regarding unsafe stair conditions, with a tenant reporting multiple falls and expressing concerns about using the stairs, which were previously indicated to be for emergency use only. This complaint is particularly concerning given the building's lack of an elevator. The property has seen substantial maintenance and upgrades including siding replacement, door upgrades, kitchen and bathroom remodels, and window replacements.

Notable improvements include the 2023 completion of siding and door work ($28,000), a kitchen remodel in 2023 ($47,583), and multiple window replacements in 2018 ($45,000). Historical violations from 2001 related to fire safety, smoke detection, and various other maintenance issues were abated by April 2001. The building has experienced various maintenance issues over the years, including problems with heat, mold, and rodents in 2018, along with storage and safety concerns in 2007. Recent years have shown consistent efforts by the owner to maintain and upgrade the property, though the recent stair safety complaint raises concerns about ongoing maintenance and safety oversight. The building's maintenance history shows regular updates to essential systems, including kitchen and bathroom renovations, window replacements, and staircase repairs.

Recent electrical and plumbing work (2023) included bathroom and kitchen remodeling, furnace replacement, and additional electrical outlets installation. The property has had multiple routine inspections, with several violations noted and later resolved. While many maintenance issues appear to have been addressed over time, the most recent stair safety complaint from December 2024 suggests potential ongoing maintenance challenges. The building has experienced periodic issues with driveway blocking, as evidenced by multiple parking enforcement calls, though these are not directly related to building conditions or tenant safety. The recent pattern of consistent renovations and upgrades, combined with historical completion of various inspection requirements, indicates an active approach to building maintenance, though the recent stair safety concerns highlight an area needing attention.