401 43rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The 21-unit multi-family residential building at 401 43rd Avenue, owned by Khavul Michael, was constructed in 1929 and consists of three stories over basement levels. The building has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues over the years, with the most recent concerns centering around fire safety. As of November 2023, there is an open violation regarding sleeping area requirements.

The property has a documented history of habitability issues, including mold, security concerns, and water damage, with multiple building violations issued in 2017 that were eventually abated. Previous permits show attempts to improve the building's structure and living conditions, including seismic upgrades in 2002-2005, electrical improvements in multiple units, and a proposed 2016 project to add six accessory dwelling units with mezzanine levels. The building has undergone various renovations and repairs, including a 2005 remodel of apartment #101 and multiple electrical upgrades in 2002 and 2005.

Several fire safety violations have been documented between 2018 and 2023, including issues with extinguishers, sprinkler systems, and a recent sleeping area requirement violation. The property has experienced recurring maintenance challenges, as evidenced by multiple tenant complaints regarding window functionality, water damage, and security issues between 2010 and 2017. Recent 311 calls (2022-2024) primarily relate to general cleaning and garbage management concerns around the property, with the most recent complaint in September 2023 highlighting issues with debris and overflowing dumpsters. The building's fire incident history shows several alarm activations, though no civilian injuries have been reported.