525 37th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-story multi-family residential building at 525 37th Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Richmond district, owned by Raymond Chan, has a documented history spanning several decades since its construction in 1954. The property underwent significant interior renovations in 1990, including the addition of a new bedroom and bathroom, as well as termite repairs and window replacements, both of which were completed successfully.

The building has experienced recurrent parking-related issues in recent years, with multiple documented cases of sidewalk parking between 2020 and 2024, including two incidents involving the same vehicle (a silver Ford Flex) in January 2024, though one of these complaints was unable to be verified by officers. Other transportation-related incidents include a blocked driveway complaint in June 2023, which was addressed with a warning, and an abandoned motorcycle report in September 2021 that was determined to have no merit. The property has also been subject to some regulatory oversight, with a complaint-triggered building inspection in April 2020 that was transferred to the Department of Building Inspection for further handling.

Additionally, there was an environmental health request for service documented in July 2011 that was referred to the Healthy Housing & Vector Control Program. While the building's structural and safety record appears stable based on available data, the recurring parking enforcement issues suggest ongoing challenges with the immediate area's parking situation. The most recent building modifications on record are from 1990, indicating no major structural changes have been made to the building in over three decades.