416-418 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 416-418 24th Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1913, currently owned by the Gon Family Trust. The building has undergone several notable maintenance and improvement projects over its history, with the most recent and significant being a $20,000 stucco replacement project completed in July 2021, which was initially subject to a building complaint about unauthorized construction.

This recent work followed earlier façade improvements, including an attempted vinyl siding installation and window replacement in 2001, though these permits ultimately expired. A structural work order was issued and completed in 1989. The property has experienced some maintenance and compliance challenges, including a backyard drainage issue in 2005 when a paved area was found to be improperly sloped without a drain, though this violation was promptly abated within a month.

The building's recent history shows no active violations, but there have been multiple 311 calls regarding street cleaning and debris removal in the vicinity, particularly in 2024, indicating some ongoing maintenance needs in the immediate surroundings. The parking situation near the property has generated multiple enforcement actions, with citations issued for sidewalk parking and driveway blocking in 2019 and 2024 respectively. A recent building permit for stucco repair was processed and completed, confirming that the property is maintaining its basic structural and aesthetic elements, though the large number of street cleaning calls in recent years suggests some challenges with exterior maintenance of communal areas.