162-164 Seal Rock Dr, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 162-164 Seal Rock Drive in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1947, currently owned by the Veros Family Trust. The building's maintenance history shows attention to structural integrity, with significant repairs documented in 2003 when dry rot was addressed under the bay window and around various windows, including the replacement of six windows at a cost of $5,000.

Earlier records indicate a reroofing project completed in 1991 and termite damage repairs attempted in 1987, though those permits expired without a clear resolution on record. More recent activity around the property has primarily involved municipal services and infrastructure rather than building-specific issues.

In 2024, there have been several recorded incidents, including graffiti removal, park structural maintenance (which was transferred to Golden Gate National Recreation Area), and an encampment report that authorities were unable to locate. A 2016 street infrastructure issue was investigated by PG&E, with the conclusion that it was related to Crown Castle equipment rather than street lighting. While these external incidents have been documented through 311 calls, they appear to be more related to neighborhood conditions rather than direct building maintenance or safety concerns.