738 29th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 738 29th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood is a two-story structure built in 1948 and currently owned by the Mary Quai Ying Kong Revocable Trust. The property's permit history shows several significant improvements over the past several decades, including a reroofing project in 2009 costing $4,900, and a substantial renovation in 2000 that added a storage room and full bathroom to the ground floor at a cost of $10,000.

While there were other proposed improvements such as window replacement in 1998 and some horizontal work in 1995, the permit records do not indicate whether these projects were completed. The building's use as a flats/duplex property has been consistently maintained since at least 1982. Recent infrastructure issues have been minimal but notable, with the most significant being a sewage backup incident in May 2020 that required intervention from PUC Sewer Operations.

The property has experienced recurring parking enforcement issues, particularly in 2020, with multiple reports of illegal sidewalk parking between January and June of that year, resulting in at least two citations being issued, though some complaints could not be validated. These parking enforcement incidents, while concerning, relate to street usage rather than building infrastructure. The building's overall maintenance record shows regular upkeep, with no documented complaints or violations that would significantly impact resident safety or comfort, aside from the aforementioned sewage incident and parking issues.