730-732 33rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 730-732 33rd Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood, constructed in 1924, has undergone significant maintenance and improvement work over the past several years. Most recently, in early 2024, the property completed an office construction project in the living room ($25,000) which included new electrical work with circuits, outlets, and lighting. The building has seen substantial infrastructure upgrades, including a complete electrical service upgrade in 2019 with new panels and circuits for both units, window replacements in 2021 facing the street, and comprehensive plumbing work including sewer and house trap replacement in 2022.

Safety improvements have been made, such as the installation of custom wood guardrails at the rear of the property in 2022 and compliance with a physical inspection report in 2022. Several significant interior modifications have been attempted, including a bathroom remodel in March 2023 which ultimately expired, and various bathroom and laundry remodeling projects in 2020. The building's roof was replaced in 2020, and the property has maintained regular upkeep with multiple permits showing attention to both units' needs.

While there have been some resident concerns expressed through 311 calls, mainly regarding parking issues (three incidents between 2019-2024), these were external matters not directly affecting building safety or maintenance. A 2021 tree inspection determined that an overgrown tree had adequate sidewalk and street clearance. The property's history shows consistent investment in maintenance and improvements, with all recent permits marked as complete, though some projects have required multiple attempts to finalize.