765-767 2nd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The property at 765-767 2nd Avenue is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood. Built in 1914 and currently owned by Helene Daigian Haroutinian, this flats/duplex structure has undergone several significant renovations over its lifetime, with the most recent and substantial work completed in 2022, involving comprehensive kitchen and electrical upgrades. This renovation, costing $32,000, included cabinet replacement, installation of new appliances and plumbing fixtures, and a complete electrical rewiring of various rooms including bedrooms, living room, dining room, bathroom, and hall, along with the installation of a new subpanel.

The building's history shows some compliance issues that have since been resolved. In 2001, there were multiple complaints and violations regarding unpermitted work in the garage area, including electrical work, which were addressed by August 2001. A 2018 complaint about an unposted building permit was filed but is no longer active.

There was also a fire alarm systems issue in 2010 that was promptly corrected on the same day. More recently, from 2023 to 2024, there have been several parking-related incidents recorded through 311 calls, primarily involving abandoned vehicles and illegal parking in the vicinity of the property, which while not directly related to the building's condition, may impact resident convenience. Two permit applications from 2001 intended to add a guestroom, family room, half bath, and laundry room to the lower unit were filed but expired, and while this work appears to have not been completed, it was initially estimated to cost $8,000. The property has also been involved in telecommunications infrastructure matters, with Verizon proposing the installation of wireless equipment and antennas on a utility pole near the address, a project currently showing as 'Open' in planning records.