714 32nd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 714 32nd Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood was constructed in 1954 and has had limited but notable maintenance history. The most significant infrastructure upgrade occurred in May 2008, when the electrical system received a substantial 200-amp service upgrade with three meters, though this specifically excluded residential electric space heater installation.

A concerning building complaint was filed in March 2007 regarding multiple maintenance issues, including a long-standing roof leak that had persisted for seven years at that time, an uninspected heating system, a broken window, and a non-functional doorbell, though records indicate this complaint was abated within two days. More recently, between October and December 2024, there have been numerous external incidents recorded near the property, primarily involving parking-related issues.

Seven separate reports of abandoned vehicles were made to the MTA, though in most cases the vehicles were gone when authorities arrived, and in one instance, the make of the reported vehicle did not match the description. Other recent external matters include a fallen tree (October 2024), a resolved garbage and debris issue involving glass (October 2024), and a general utility billing inquiry (November 2024). While these recent incidents don't directly reflect on the building's internal conditions, they may impact the general environment of the area around the property.