566 38th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 566 38th Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Richmond district, owned by James C. Tsao, was constructed in 1988 on the site of a previously demolished single-family dwelling. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the years, with the most recent major work being the repair of dry rot in the ground floor garage completed in 2017 at a cost of $20,000, along with the installation of a new trench drain system with backflow valve.

The building underwent a window and door replacement project in 2015, involving 21 windows and two sliding patio doors with energy-efficient specifications. A notable complaint was filed in 2008 regarding unauthorized unit conversions, though this was marked as resolved in 2009. The property has maintained compliance with various municipal requirements, including a street space maintenance permit issued in 2011 and the completion of a graffiti removal case in 2009.

The building's maintenance history shows regular attention to infrastructure preservation, including the installation of a solar system in 2010 (though this permit is now expired). Recent history suggests some challenges with parking enforcement in the area, with multiple 311 calls regarding driveway blocking between 2016 and 2023, though these are not directly related to building conditions. The surrounding area has experienced typical urban maintenance issues, as evidenced by several general cleaning requests and a curb defect report in 2017, all of which have been resolved. The property appears to be regularly maintained, with no active violations or unresolved building code issues on record as of October 2023.