774 9th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The 4-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 774 9th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood was constructed in 1973 and is currently under the ownership of Peter Booth Wiley Tr. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the years, with the most notable recent work including a 2013 upgrade of 12 aluminum windows and front facade stucco replacement ($15,000), and a 2012 reroofing project ($24,850).

The building experienced multiple compliance issues in 2002, when it received notices for water damage, plumbing problems (including sink and toilet repairs), interior surface issues, and window hardware concerns, all of which were abated by March 2002. A routine inspection in 2010 revealed various maintenance needs including fire proofing repairs and weather proofing at the roof, though these issues were subsequently addressed by May 2010. The property's infrastructure has received ongoing attention, with notable work including a 2010 sewer line repair at the sidewalk and a garage door repair in 2012.

Recent municipal service calls have been mostly routine, including general street cleaning and sidewalk maintenance issues between 2016 and 2024. Several complaints have been logged through the 311 system over the years, ranging from a damaged tree report in 2016 to various sanitation and sewer concerns, though most were resolved without indicating persistent problems. The building's maintenance history shows regular attention to both structural and aesthetic elements, with major systems receiving periodic upgrades and repairs as needed.