567 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The 3-story, 6-unit multi-family residential building at 567 24th Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by Joe S. Wong, was constructed in 1962 and has undergone several significant improvements over the years. Most notably, the building completed a mandatory soft story retrofit in 2017 at a cost of $80,000 to improve seismic safety, earning a Certificate of Final Completion (CFC). The building has seen regular maintenance including a 2012 reroofing project ($10,500) and multiple heating system upgrades, with wall heater replacements completed in 2010 (unit 202) and 2016.

In terms of structural maintenance, work was performed in 2005 to address dry rot issues on rear porches, though this permit ultimately expired and required renewal in 2006. The building experienced a cluster of violations in April 2002, all of which were promptly addressed and abated by June 2002. These violations related to fire safety (including fire extinguisher maintenance and sprinkler requirements), smoke detection system issues, egress obstructions, and inadequate lighting - all of which were successfully resolved. The property has maintained its compliance since then, with no active violations on record.

Recent activity around the building primarily consists of parking-related issues, with multiple reports between 2022 and 2024 regarding illegal parking and sidewalk defects, though these are external matters not directly related to building maintenance or safety. A sidewalk defect reported in February 2022 was inspected and determined to be not severe enough for reporting. The building's complete permit history, including plumbing and building permits, demonstrates regular maintenance and compliance with current building codes, particularly with the completed soft story retrofit bringing it up to modern seismic safety standards. The property has maintained a good track record with no recent building violations or major structural issues reported.