667-669 10th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 667-669 10th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood was constructed in 1923 and is currently owned by Jesue David A. The building's maintenance and improvements over the years have included several significant projects, with the most recent major work being a kitchen remodel completed in 2003 costing $12,000, which included the installation of new appliances and fixtures.

Prior to that, in 2001, the building underwent termite remediation and stucco replacement work valued at $10,000. Earlier renovations included the addition of a shower/toilet facility in 1990 and ground floor alterations in 1988. There have been two notable building complaints on record: a 1999 report of an illegal ground floor apartment and a 2006 complaint regarding unauthorized demolition work, though both cases were subsequently closed without ongoing resolution requirements.

The property has experienced several sidewalk-related issues as documented through 311 calls between 2011 and 2019, including a lifted sidewalk condition, blocked sidewalks due to construction equipment, and street cleaning concerns, though inspections generally found conditions not warranting further action. Infrastructure maintenance records show attention to external elements, including a flickering streetlight issue on a trolley pole that was resolved by PG&E in 2012 and a documented sidewalk defect in 2012 that was investigated but not substantiated upon inspection. While the building underwent various improvements over the decades, including a reroofing project in 2001, some permits have either expired or were canceled without completion, such as the reroofing permit from 2001 and a permit from 1990.