766-768 18th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 766-768 18th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1923 and currently owned by Chan Revocable Trust The. The building's documented history includes several maintenance and enforcement events over the past few decades, with the most significant recent issue being a garbage and debris incident in October 2024 that required intervention from the Department of Public Works.

The property has experienced recurring parking-related incidents, with three documented cases of parking violations between 2020 and 2023, including two instances of sidewalk parking and one case of driveway blocking, all of which resulted in citations or other enforcement actions. A sidewalk defect was documented and resolved in 2012, involving approximately 50 square feet of damaged sidewalk that was repaired following inspections.

The building underwent a window upgrade in 1993, when 12 windows were installed, and there are two historical records of street space permits issued in 2006. Two fire incidents were recorded, both categorized as false alarms, with no civilian injuries reported in either case. While the property has had some maintenance issues and street-related incidents, there have been no documented safety-related concerns requiring immediate attention in recent years.