701-703 30th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 701-703 30th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond district is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1948, currently owned by the Suk Ying Luy Revocable Trust. The building has undergone several significant improvements over its lifetime, including a reroofing project completed in 1989 and the installation of aluminum windows in 1984, which were both properly permitted and completed.

More recently, in January 2007, the property received an electrical service upgrade with the installation of two separate meters and a 200-amp service connection. The most pressing recent issue affecting the property and its immediate surroundings has been a series of nine documented incidents of garbage and debris problems in January 2025, all related to overflowing city garbage cans, according to 311 reports.

These incidents, which occurred between January 8-14, 2025, were all categorized as street and sidewalk cleaning issues handled by Recology and have all been marked as resolved cases. Additionally, there was one recorded fire incident involving a smoke detector activation due to malfunction, though no civilian injuries were reported and no specific date was provided for this event. The building's maintenance history shows periodic updates and improvements, though the recent garbage overflow issue appears to be a notable ongoing challenge in the vicinity.