371-373 10th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 371-373 10th Avenue in the Inner Richmond, owned by Ronald B. Wong, was constructed in 1909 and is a two-story apartment building. The property experienced significant safety and compliance issues in early 2002, when multiple violations were documented in a routine inspection, including problems with stairs, building permits, electrical work, fire safety measures, and security requirements.

These violations were collectively addressed through several permits in 2002, including the replacement of stairs and related repairs, which were completed by December 2002. In addition to the 2002 violations, the building has an ongoing plumbing issue as of 2019 regarding a clogged fresh air inlet and missing components, which remains active according to the Plumbing Inspection Division. More recent history of the property shows regular maintenance and compliance efforts, with no serious building violations reported in the last decade.

The surrounding area has experienced various urban maintenance issues as evidenced by 311 calls, primarily related to graffiti, sidewalk cleaning, and illegal postings, though these are external to the building itself. The most recent building-related activity was a Rent Board fee housing inventory request in October 2024, which was resolved through communication with the property owner. The building's documented history shows a pattern of addressing maintenance issues promptly, particularly following the significant cluster of violations in 2002, with no similar pattern of violations reported in recent years.