455 26th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 455 26th Avenue is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood. Built in 1922 and currently owned by Guerino & Karen Iezza since 2013, this flats and duplex-style building has undergone several notable maintenance updates over the years.

Most recently, in July 2024, permits were issued for a $13,500 re-roofing project, demonstrating ongoing maintenance of the building's infrastructure. Historical records show some significant repair work was completed in 1990, including replacement of post caps, repair of front stucco damage, and foundation bolt work, though another permit from that year for garage slab floor replacement has since expired.

The property has experienced several parking enforcement issues in recent years, particularly between 2023-2024, with four documented cases of driveway blocking resulting in citations, most recently in August 2024. There are also some minor maintenance and public space issues on record, including an open property damage case from March 2022, a 2020 street cleaning incident involving loose garbage, a pavement defect from 2017, and a non-offensive graffiti case from 2016. Two fire-related incidents were recorded, consisting of an unintentional sprinkler activation and a false municipal alarm, neither of which resulted in any civilian injuries.