766-768 26th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 766-768 26th Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood was built in 1924 and has undergone several significant renovations over its lifetime. The most substantial improvements occurred in 2003, when major remodeling work was completed including kitchen and bathroom updates, window replacements, and electrical system upgrades with a cost of approximately $60,000. The building has a history of maintenance issues primarily related to water management, with multiple complaints between 1998-2006 regarding lightwell water overflow affecting neighboring properties, though these issues appear to have been addressed.

Notable structural work includes siding replacements in 2009 and reroofing projects in 2006 and 1996, with the 2006 roofing work initially generating a violation due to lack of permits that was later resolved. There are two active complaints from 1999 regarding possible illegal units and overcrowding concerns regarding the garage area, while other historical violations have been resolved, including unauthorized window installations and water leakage issues. The property has experienced multiple parking-related concerns in recent months, with several 311 calls between November 2023 and August 2024 regarding sidewalk and driveway blocking, often involving specific vehicles such as a white Tesla.

While these recent parking issues indicate ongoing concerns with vehicle management in the area, they are unrelated to the building's structural or safety systems. A fire incident was recorded with a smoke detector activation showing no civilian injuries, though no specific date is provided in the records. The building has maintained a pattern of regular maintenance and upgrading over the years, with most historical violations having been resolved through proper remediation.