318-320 10th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The 2-unit multi-family residential building at 318-320 10th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood has a documented history of significant events, particularly centered around a serious structure fire incident in February 2022. This fire, which originated from an adjacent building at 324 10th Avenue, rendered the property uninhabitable, resulting in the loss of gas and electricity services and the issuance of a Red Tag.

Following the fire, substantial reconstruction work was undertaken in 2022, including a $160,000 project to comply with violation notices and upgrade the building to current codes, along with electrical rewiring of several key areas and installation of a 70-amp subpanel. The property, built in 1918, has undergone various maintenance and improvement work over the years, including a complete reroofing in 2022 costing $19,900, window replacements in 1998, and back stair repairs in 1994.

More recent developments include a 311 call from October 2023 regarding construction equipment blocking a parking space, though this appears to be a separate property issue. While there have been some maintenance concerns in the past, such as peeling exterior paint in 2010 and unauthorized construction work in 2021, most significant issues have been addressed through proper permits and repairs, with the building currently maintaining proper compliance status following the major reconstruction efforts post-fire.