502-504 8th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The three-story multi-family residential building at 502 8th Avenue in the Inner Richmond, built in 1907, is currently a 5-unit structure with an active conversion project underway. The property recently received an issued permit in June 2024 to convert a vacant ground floor laundromat into an ADU, with work valued at approximately $165,000.

The building has undergone several significant improvements in recent years, including the replacement of 45 windows with energy-efficient double-glass units in 2021, and a comprehensive kitchen and bathroom remodel in the same year. The building experienced a notable incident in December 2018 when a fire occurred in the ground floor laundromat, resulting in subsequent repairs and compliance work completed by late 2019, including electrical and plumbing updates.

There have been recent concerns about the property's condition, with a July 2023 complaint regarding a vacant structure at 1653 Anza reported to Code Enforcement. The property has maintained regular upkeep, including ROOFER work completed in 2008 and siding/window replacement in 1996. Recent 311 calls from late 2024 primarily relate to exterior maintenance issues, including sewer odors, graffiti, and parking violations, though these are not necessarily indicative of building condition concerns.