426 45th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 426 45th Avenue in the Outer Richmond was constructed in 1995, following the demolition of a single dwelling unit, with the project costing $295,000. The most recent significant improvement was completed in late 2022, involving a substantial $50,000 renovation that replaced wood siding with stucco on both the front and rear sides, and updated windows on both sides of the building, including eight fiberglass sliding windows on the front and thirteen vinyl frame windows with one door on the rear, all in the same size and location.

The building's history includes three "Operating Without A Permit" fire complaints between 2005 and 2006, though two were found to have merit, and all were either corrected or closed without significant residual issues. Recent activity around the property has primarily involved external disturbances, including multiple parking enforcement calls for sidewalk parking between February 2024 and October 2023, though enforcement results varied from citation issued to unable to locate.

There were two noise complaints in October 2023 related to dog barking, resulting in at least one formal notification being sent. The building has also experienced some service-related issues in the surrounding area, including a sidewalk blockage from a residential totter in July 2019, though this was determined to be more of a parking-related service call. The property records also show several permit revisions and minor changes during the construction phase in 1995, though these permits have since expired.