1730-1732 Cabrillo St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 1730-1732 Cabrillo Street in the Central Richmond neighborhood was constructed in 1910 and is currently owned by the Chiu Family Trust. The two-story flats and duplex structure has undergone several significant improvements over its lifetime, including a complete roof replacement in 2012 ($7,000) involving new asphalt paper and 40-year shingles, and a major kitchen and bathroom remodel on the third floor in 2009 ($25,000) that was initially undertaken without proper permits, leading to enforcement action. This unauthorized work was documented in an August 2009 complaint and resulted in a Notice of Violation being issued, though the situation was ultimately resolved by June 2010.

The building's maintenance history shows attention to basic infrastructure, with 29 aluminum windows installed in 1985. More recently, the property has experienced several maintenance and service calls between 2021 and 2024, including a sewage backup issue in March 2021 and various parking-related incidents near the property. The most recent interaction with city services involved a Rent Board fee housing inventory matter in June 2024 that was resolved with a courtesy waiver of the rent board fee.

The property has also faced some challenges with parking enforcement, particularly in 2021-2022, with multiple reports of vehicles blocking driveways or parking illegally near the property. The building has undergone various renovations and improvements typical for its age, with the most significant work occurring in the past decade involving roofing and interior remodeling. While there have been several maintenance and service calls, particularly related to parking issues and one plumbing incident, none of these recent events indicate any pattern of structural or safety concerns. The property's records show proper resolution of violations and permits for all major work, with the exception of the initial unauthorized renovation work in 2009, which was subsequently brought into compliance.