500 33rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-story, four-unit apartment building at 500 33rd Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood, owned by Nancy Gee, has a construction date of 1955 and has experienced several maintenance and safety issues over its history. Most recently, in September 2019, there was a complaint about overall neglect and severe peeling paint on the building's exterior.

In January 2015, multiple complaints were filed regarding heating system problems that set off CO alarms, as well as interior paint issues. A significant moisture-related incident occurred in December 2014 when mold developed in a bedroom corner due to leaks from upstairs, creating standing water in one unit. The building has undergone some repairs, including a stairway repair in 2011 that cost $5,000, though historical records show various expired permits for reroofing (1993) and stair stringer repairs (1985).

The property has encountered multiple safety-related issues, including a cluster of violations in 2002 involving lead paint hazards, security violations, and plumbing/electrical issues, followed by additional violations in 2014 related to plumbing, fire safety (missing fire extinguishers), and drainage problems. There have been several documented false fire alarms and service calls to the building, though none resulted in civilian injuries. Recent 311 calls from January 2025 indicate ongoing issues with garbage and debris in the vicinity, including reports of overflowing city garbage cans, and there is currently one open complaint regarding graffiti on the building from January 2025.