727 28th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 727 28th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond district is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1925, currently owned by Judy L. Cheng.

The building's permit history shows minimal significant work, with a street space permit issued in 2012 and two permits from 1986-1987 for wall replacement and final work, though these permits have since expired. Recent activity around the property has been notably characterized by numerous parking-related incidents, with six reports of sidewalk parking between April and December 2024, including one citation issued in April for a silver Tesla Cybertruck. Other recent issues include two cases of garbage and debris (one involving glass and another involving human waste) and a pavement defect that remains open as of May 2024.

Several parking enforcement officers have responded to reported incidents but were unable to locate the vehicles in most cases, suggesting persistent challenges with illegal parking in the vicinity. An abandoned vehicle report from July 2024 also resulted in no findings upon inspection. While these external issues primarily relate to street conditions and parking management rather than the building itself, they may impact the overall neighborhood experience for residents.