415 14th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The three-story, two-unit residential building at 415 14th Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by Richard J. Oh, has been maintained with several significant improvements since its construction in 1911 as a flats/duplex structure.

In July 2018, the property underwent a substantial renovation costing $28,000 that included window replacement (12 windows not facing the street), interior door modifications (6 doors), interior wall painting, and bathroom renovation. This work was supplemented by plumbing and electrical updates in October 2018, which included replacements of kitchen and bathroom sinks, electrical outlets, and appliances (dishwasher and range). A street space permit was also issued in October 2018 for a nominal cost of $1.

The building's recent history shows minimal internal issues, with only two fire department responses recorded - one for a malfunctioning carbon monoxide detector and another for a false alarm, neither resulting in civilian injuries. While there have been numerous 311 calls in the vicinity since late 2024, they primarily concern external issues such as graffiti on public transit shelters, noise complaints, and Muni service feedback, none of which indicate problems with the building itself. The most recent building improvements and regular maintenance of essential systems suggest proactive property management, though prospective tenants should note the property's age and the typical maintenance requirements for a structure of its vintage.