418 9th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit residential building at 418 9th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond district, owned by Lee Wei Jing, was constructed in 1905 as a two-story flats and duplex structure. The building's permit records show minimal activity, with only two documented permits: a street space permit issued in 2017 and a sidewalk repair permit from 2002 that has since expired.

The most concerning recent issues center around persistent waste management problems during December 2024, with eight consecutive reports of overflowing city garbage cans in the vicinity, all of which were resolved through Recology's intervention. Additionally, there is currently an open noise complaint registered in December 2024 that remains unresolved. The building's fire incident records show five separate incidents, though none resulted in civilian injuries.

Four were categorized as false alarms or false calls, and one was a contained cooking fire. The concentration of garbage-related complaints in late 2024 is noteworthy, representing a pattern of waste management challenges in the immediate vicinity, while the noise complaint suggests a potential ongoing disruption. The relatively limited number of permits and maintenance records over the past two decades, with only minimal work documented, may indicate minimal investment in major improvements or repairs to the aging structure.