779 33rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The three-unit residential building at 779 33rd Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Richmond district, owned by Timothy Kwok Hoi Yick, has experienced persistent maintenance challenges since its construction in 1968. Most notably, the property has an active violation from March 2017 that categorized it as a nuisance, with multiple outstanding maintenance issues including interior surface problems such as mold/mildew on ceilings and walls, water damage, and required repairs to floor coverings and lighting.

This follows a pattern of water-related issues, with similar complaints documented in 1998, 2005, and more recently in 2017. A significant incident occurred in September 2015 when fire damaged an apartment behind the garage, requiring significant repairs to a burned-out bedroom. The building's maintenance history reveals ongoing concerns regarding water damage and its consequences, including mold and mildew growth.

A 2017 building permit was issued for repairs to address water damage on the building's exterior, including 250 square feet of wood siding replacement and 400 square feet of drywall work. The property has also experienced pest issues, with a rat infestation complaint recorded in October 2015. More recently, there have been numerous parking-related incidents near the property, with several citations issued between 2022 and 2024 for vehicles blocking driveways, though these are unrelated to the building's structural or maintenance condition.