359-361 22nd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 359-361 22nd Avenue, located in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood, is a two-unit residential building constructed in 1919, currently owned by a Revocable Trust and classified as a two-story Flats & Duplex. The building's maintenance and repair history shows several significant events, including a sewer line repair in 2015 and street space permits issued in 2013 and 2010, though the latter two were for minimal cost ($1 each).

Earlier maintenance work included a reroofing project in 2000 valued at $4,900 and non-structural stucco replacement at the front of the building in 1990. The property has experienced various street-related issues over recent years, with the most current incidents in 2023 involving general cleaning requests for loose garbage, one of which required Recology's services.

Between 2017 and 2020, there were multiple municipal service calls including reports of hazardous materials (glass) cleanup, illegal postings, and graffiti removal, all of which were resolved through appropriate city department interventions. The building's exterior environment has faced typical urban challenges such as parking issues, with one documented case of a blocking vehicle in 2018 (though the officer was unable to locate the vehicle), and a flickering streetlight issue in 2013 that was promptly repaired by PG&E. While the building's permit history shows necessary maintenance work being performed over the years, including the significant sewer line repair in 2015, there are no recorded instances of recent major structural or systems upgrades.