611 32nd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 611 32nd Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Richmond district, owned by Michael H. Krasow, is a two-story flats/duplex structure built in 1947. The most significant building improvement on record is the 2007 window replacement project, completed at a cost of $9,110, involving the installation of 11 new windows with an energy-efficient U-factor of less than 0.67.

This improvement represents the only major permitted renovation on file in recent history. The property has generated numerous 311 calls over the past five years, with a particularly notable pattern of sidewalk parking violations. Between December 2019 and October 2024, there have been multiple reports of vehicles parking on the sidewalk, with seven documented cases in total.

While some of these incidents were unable to be validated or resulted in officer non-location of the vehicles, at least three cases in 2023 resulted in either validation of the violation or official advisement to the vehicle owner. Other minor incidents documented through 311 calls include reports of loose garbage (November 2021) and illegal postings (September 2021), both of which were resolved through the Department of Public Works. The building's documented history suggests relatively infrequent major maintenance or improvements, with the most substantial work occurring over 16 years ago, while the recent focus has primarily been on addressing parking enforcement issues in the immediate vicinity.