762 30th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 762 30th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood is a two-unit residential building constructed in 1927, currently owned by Alexander & Eugenia Vaynber. The two-story flats/duplex structure underwent significant modifications in the mid-2000s, including a legal conversion from a single-family to a two-family dwelling in 2007, which involved several building permits totaling approximately $11,000. These modifications included installing a wet bar and cooking stove, legalizing a shower, and addressing several building violations related to a leaning retaining wall issue that affected both this property and the neighboring building.

The retaining wall concerns, which were deemed potentially dangerous, were officially abated in February 2007, though multiple complaints were filed between 2006-2007 regarding this issue. The building's maintenance history shows attention to basic infrastructure, including window replacements in 2003 (seven windows converted from aluminum to vinyl), and earlier structural improvements such as roofing work and foundation anchoring in the 1990s. More recent history indicates ongoing challenges with parking enforcement and sidewalk access, with multiple parking violations documented between 2020-2023.

The property has experienced two fire-related incidents in the last several years, though both were determined to be false alarms with no injuries reported. Planning records indicate the property underwent a variance process for off-street parking requirements for the second unit, which was approved, and there was also a Letter of Determination issued regarding establishing cooking facilities on the ground floor due to disability. The building remains in active use as a multi-family residential property, with the most recent permits and complaints primarily related to parking issues and routine maintenance matters.