632 10th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The property at 632 10th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond district is a two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1914, currently owned by Robert Lee and Judy R. Lee. The building has experienced several significant maintenance and repair issues over the past two decades, with the most pressing problems occurring in 2000-2002, including multiple interior surface violations, water damage, and plumbing issues that were eventually abated by July 2000.

In 2006, serious concerns emerged regarding water leakage and rodent activity, along with maintenance issues involving windows, door security, and bathroom facilities, which were addressed by March 2010. More recent improvements include a complete reroofing in 2008 ($6,500) and repairs to bathrooms and electrical systems, though an attempted siding repair in 2008 was listed as expired. The building's infrastructure has required ongoing attention, with documentation showing stair replacements, plumbing updates, and electrical work being completed between 2006-2008.

Recent records from 2012 to 2024 indicate fewer building-specific issues, though there have been recurring problems with parking violations on the sidewalk and occasional graffiti incidents, including two reported cases in 2014. A sewage backup issue was reported and resolved in September 2016, and a tree root-related sidewalk defect was documented and addressed in July 2012. The property has maintained compliance with housing inspections since the major violations of 2000-2002 were resolved, though the historical pattern of repairs suggests ongoing maintenance requirements. The building's age and history of water-related issues, both reported in complaints and documented in permits, indicate this could be an area requiring continued monitoring, though recent records show no active building code violations.