525 36th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The four-story multi-family residential building at 525 36th Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood was constructed in 2003 and consists of two units. The building, owned by Tjuatja Rosna, was originally built in 2001 with a cost of $460,000 and included the installation of a comprehensive NFPA-13 fire sprinkler system valued at $16,000.

Throughout its history, the property has undergone several significant improvements, including a $22,000 kitchen renovation in 2004 featuring new cabinets, lighting, and appliances, as well as various electrical upgrades including lighting installations and circuit modifications. The building's maintenance record shows generally appropriate upkeep, though there was one notable incident in April 2011 involving a sewage backup through a 4-inch vent that required attention from PUC Sewer Operations. More recent history (2013-2023) shows typical urban residential issues, including occasional street cleaning needs and parking enforcement matters.

The most recent building-related service call was for general cleaning in July 2023, which resulted in no findings upon inspection. The property's permit history demonstrates compliance with infrastructure requirements, particularly through the initial installation of modern safety systems like sprinklers and updated electrical systems. The building's documented improvements and modifications appear to follow proper permitting processes, with most permits being marked as completed, though there were a few instances of permits expiring or requiring renewal during the construction phase.