443 7th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

This two-story, 4-unit apartment building located at 443 7th Ave in San Francisco's Inner Richmond district was built in 1923 and is currently owned by the Luk Irrevocable Trust. The building's permit history shows two notable events: a cancelled proposal to add a sun deck in 1984 and the completion of kitchen countertop renovations from wood to Formica in the same year. The most significant incident in recent history was a series of violations documented during a routine inspection in December 2015, which revealed various safety and maintenance issues including problems with lead paint, fire safety requirements, structural maintenance, and interior surface conditions.

All these violations were officially abated by August 2016, demonstrating compliance with housing regulations. The building's history of routine housing inspections shows regular oversight by Housing Inspection Services dating back to 1999, with previous inspections in 2004, 2010, and 2015. Recent 311 calls from 2019-2024 primarily relate to external issues such as abandoned furniture, garbage, and parking violations near the property, with three garbage/abandoned furniture incidents reported in late 2024 being the most recent interactions with city services.

There were also parking enforcement calls for vehicles blocking driveways in 2019 and tree maintenance requests in 2019, along with a 2014 report of graffiti that was subsequently addressed. The building's records suggest it has undergone the necessary updates to address safety violations and has maintained compliance with housing inspections since 2016. The property has experienced some external maintenance issues as evidenced by recent 311 calls, particularly related to street cleaning and parking concerns, but these appear to be more related to the surrounding neighborhood rather than the building itself.