747-749 8th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit residential building at 747-749 8th Avenue in the Inner Richmond neighborhood, owned by Matthew B. and Joan Zlatunich, is a 2-story flats and duplex structure built in 1912. The property has undergone several significant improvements over its lifetime, including termite damage repairs in 1987, reroofing in 1994, and a substantial renovation project in 2000 that involved the demolition and rebuilding of laundry rooms at the rear of the building and kitchen remodeling, though this permit ultimately expired.

More recently, a street space permit was issued in 2008, representing the latest major building permit activity on record. The building's location has been affected by various street-related issues over the past several years, though none appear to directly involve the building itself. Recent incidents include a 2023 case of offensive graffiti, a 2021 report of human or animal waste, and multiple complaints about abandoned vehicles in the vicinity between 2017-2025, with most vehicles being gone upon inspection.

Other neighborhood concerns have included a scooter complaint in 2020, traffic noise in 2018, and a case of illegal parking in 2025. The pattern of abandoned vehicle reports in December 2017, with five separate complaints in a single day, is particularly notable, though all vehicles were gone by the time authorities arrived for inspection. While these street-related issues suggest some neighborhood challenges, there are no documented complaints or incidents directly related to the building's condition or safety.