430-432 23rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 430-432 23rd Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1922 and currently owned by the May Gee Fong Trust. The building's maintenance history shows attention to basic infrastructure, with three significant reroofing projects performed: a $13,500 project completed in 2019 and a $4,200 project completed in 2002, both properly permitted and completed, though one 1988 permit for concrete installation at the base of a post is marked as expired.

The property has experienced several minor incidents over the past decade, primarily related to parking issues, with six documented incidents since 2011 including two instances of abandoned vehicles and two parking enforcement calls (most recently in 2023). A tree maintenance issue was reported in 2023 but was resolved with minimal concern.

While the building has had three false alarm incidents related to fire systems (two classified as false calls and one as an unintentional alarm activation), none resulted in civilian injuries or suggested any underlying safety concerns. The property's maintenance record indicates regular upkeep, especially regarding the roof structure, which has received attention approximately every 17 years since at least 1988.