726 19th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 726 19th Avenue, located in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1910 and currently owned by Roland J. Nazar.

The building's maintenance history shows relatively minimal major work, with a reroofing project permitted in 1995 (now expired), and two significant plumbing-related interventions: a sewer replacement completed in September 2017 and a gas line leak repair completed in December 2016 that affected both units 726 and 728. The property's history of 311 calls reveals various concerns over the past 15 years, though none appear to be directly related to the building's condition or safety.

Recent issues include a hazardous materials incident in December 2023 involving liquid spills (resolved), and a pavement defect reported in June 2020 (also resolved). Earlier documented issues around the property included multiple instances of illegal postings (2014-2016), an overgrown tree concern near communication lines (2013), a flickering streetlight (2013), graffiti on a pole (2011), and improper management of garbage receptacles (2008). While these external issues have all been resolved, it's worth noting that the building's documented infrastructure maintenance has primarily focused on plumbing systems, with no recent records of other major systems being addressed.