442-444 34th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 442-444 34th Avenue is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood. Built in 1925 and owned by Lei Sen Nuan, this flats and duplex style building has undergone several notable modifications and has experienced various issues over the years. The most significant building permit on record was a cancelled fire repair permit from 2016, which was intended to address damages through like-for-like replacements of a chandelier, insulation, drywall, and ceiling joists, with an estimated cost of $17,301.

A completed permit from 1987 shows the installation of 22 aluminum windows in existing frames. The property and its surroundings have experienced various municipal service calls, with the most recent occurring in October 2024 related to sidewalk parking, which was resolved by MTA Parking Enforcement. Two general cleaning incidents were reported and resolved in 2022, and a pavement defect case was reported in 2019 but deemed invalid.

The building's immediate vicinity has experienced some infrastructure issues, including a flickering streetlight in December 2013 (resolved), and a temporary moving sign request in November 2013 (successfully processed). A significant maintenance issue occurred in November 2011 when there was a sewage backup related to a 4-inch vent, which required attention from PUC Sewer Operations. While the property has been maintained over the years, the cancelled fire repair permit from 2016 is notable as it suggests unaddressed structural work, though no subsequent permits for similar work appear on record through October 2023.