447-449 30th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The residential property at 447-449 30th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1997, currently owned by the Tom Pond Lee Jr Trust. The building's construction followed the demolition of a single-family dwelling on the site in February 1995, and during the initial build phase, a fireplace was added to the second-floor master bedroom. The structure has undergone minimal permitted modifications, with two identical permits for adding an additional house number being issued in December 2003 as the only recorded post-construction changes.

Recent years have seen a variety of 311 calls related to the property, though none directly indicating structural or safety concerns with the building itself. The most recent issues have involved external matters such as garbage and debris (2024), illegal parking (2025), and tree maintenance (2024). There is recorded history of tree-related concerns, including property damage from roots in both 2019 and 2018, specifically affecting sewer systems and sidewalks.

The building's immediate surroundings have experienced various maintenance issues, including reports of waste (2023-2024), toter management (2024), and illegal postings (2018). Of particular note, there was a construction noise complaint in June 2016, though it was ultimately deemed invalid due to lack of necessary complaint information. The property's maintenance history suggests routine external upkeep challenges, primarily related to street and sidewalk maintenance rather than any structural or safety concerns with the building itself.