426 19th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The duplex building at 426 19th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by the Stanley & Helen Chew Family, has experienced several noteworthy incidents in recent months. The 1915 two-story multi-family residential property has been primarily affected by street maintenance and public safety issues.

Between August 2024 and January 2025, there have been multiple reports of garbage and debris on or around the property, including instances of human waste or urine, varied types of loose garbage, and yard waste. The property has also faced challenges with nearby encampments in September 2024, requiring intervention from the Healthy Streets Operation Center.

A potentially concerning event occurred in November 2024 when a tree was reported to be damaging a window or building, though the Public Works response noted it would be addressed under San Francisco's Prop-E tree maintenance plan. Other incidents included a sewage system check in September 2024 that showed no overflow upon inspection, and various parking-related issues, including one incident of illegal parking in December 2024 that could not be validated by responding officers. The building's recent history suggests ongoing challenges with street maintenance and neighborhood safety issues that may impact resident experience, though most reported cases have been officially resolved.