3309 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 3309 Anza Street in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood was built in 1924 and is currently owned by Cheung Sum Keung. The building has a limited history of recorded issues, with the most significant being a complaint filed in November 2008 regarding unauthorized construction of lanterns at the front of the property, which allegedly extended beyond the property line onto the sidewalk and street. This complaint, representing unauthorized work since 1997, was listed as not active.

Earlier building maintenance was documented in 1996-1997 when repairs were made to address dry rot damage in the rear stairs, though these permits have since expired. Recent history shows several quality-of-life incidents in the vicinity of the property, primarily related to parking violations. Between 2017 and 2024, there were multiple reports of illegal parking, including sidewalk parking and driveway blockages, with officer responses in several cases resulting in citations or attempts to locate the offending vehicles.

A minor incident involving public graffiti on a pole was reported and resolved in December 2024. The only recorded fire-related incident was an unintentional alarm system activation with no actual fire or injuries. The building has not had any documented major structural issues or serious safety concerns in recent years, though the age of the building (nearly 100 years old) suggests regular maintenance would be necessary to maintain its condition.