700-702 43rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 700-702 43rd Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1946, currently owned by Starling Malcom & Star. The building's maintenance history shows three roofing projects: an expired permit from 2002 for $3,800, and two permits from 2007 for $5,500, though the latter permits appear to be duplicates in the records.

A permit violation occurred in July 2012 when an unauthorized wooden shed over 100 square feet was constructed, though this issue was quickly addressed within a week of filing. The property has experienced some ongoing maintenance and environmental issues in recent years, particularly in 2024, with multiple reports of graffiti on poles and other surfaces, including cases that remain open as of September 2024. There have been several complaints regarding street maintenance, including an open case from June 2024 about garbage and debris, and a pavement defect reported in November 2022.

The area has also faced some tree maintenance issues, with two reports of damaged/vandalized trees in April 2022, though these were marked as duplicates. Other environmental concerns in the vicinity include an overflowing city garbage can in May 2022, which was promptly resolved by Recology, and two instances of non-offensive graffiti in May 2024 that were resolved. While these issues primarily relate to the surrounding environment rather than the building itself, they may impact the general area experience for residents.