458 27th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building at 458 27th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood, built in 1924 and owned by Harry Y. Gee, has a documented history of both violations and routine inspections, with the most significant cluster of issues occurring in August 2000.

During that period, the building received multiple housing code violations related to fire safety and building maintenance, including problems with stairs requiring repair, fire proofing issues, combustible storage concerns, and a lack of proper gas utility shutoff tools. These violations were all addressed and abated by November 27, 2000, along with the completion of a permit for stair repairs totaling $400. The building has undergone several routine apartment housing inspections over the years, with the most recent one recorded in January 2011.

A notable pattern emerged in early 2024, with multiple 311 calls related to parking violations on the sidewalk near the property, with citations being issued in several cases. There have also been reports of garbage and debris issues, including furniture and loose garbage, with the most recent case being resolved in June 2024. While the building's major safety and maintenance issues appear to have been resolved since 2000, the recent cluster of parking violations and street cleaning complaints indicates ongoing neighborhood maintenance challenges, though these may not directly reflect on the building's internal conditions or management.