375 10Th Ave

The two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building at 375 10th Avenue in the Inner Richmond was constructed in 1987 and has undergone several significant changes and faced various compliance issues over its history. Most notably, in the early 2000s, the property experienced substantial regulatory challenges regarding unauthorized units, including a 2000 complaint about an illegal ground floor apartment that prompted multiple fire safety violations, such as the need for smoke detectors, sprinklers, and removal of storage, all of which were eventually abated by March 2000 when an illegal unit was removed and converted to storage. More recently, there have been attempts to modify the building's configuration, with permits filed in 2019-2021 regarding a new accessory dwelling unit (ADU) and unpermitted horizontal addition and deck at the rear of the building, though the status of these permits remains "filed" as of October 2023. The building has received routine maintenance including a complete reroofing in 2009 and termite-related repairs in 2017. Some safety concerns have been documented, including two fire incidents (smoke detector activation and false alarm) with no civilian injuries recorded. Recent 311 calls primarily concern parking issues around the property, with multiple reports of vehicles blocking driveways or parking on sidewalks, though these are enforcement matters rather than building-related problems. The property has undergone regular inspections and received various routine housing inspections, with the most recent being a 2009 routine inspection that was resolved and marked as not active.