753-755 21st Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 753-755 21st Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1923, currently owned by Lee Ann Boragno Leeper Revo. The building experienced significant maintenance and safety issues in August 2017, when multiple violations were documented including problems with water damage, lead paint hazards, damaged interior surfaces, and various repair requirements such as addressing kitchen ceiling light covers, secondary stairs, and egress obstructions. A specific complaint about mold and waterproofing issues in the bathroom was filed during this period.

These violations were officially abated by November 2018 after appropriate remediation was completed. More recently, the building received approval in late 2024 for extensive window replacements, including three street-visible windows and nine non-visible windows, with a total cost of $51,615. The property has a documented history of parking enforcement issues, with multiple citations issued between 2022 and 2024 for vehicles blocking driveways.

The most recent complaints, recorded in 2024, relate to urban maintenance issues including garbage, debris, and an abandoned vehicle, though in each case these matters were resolved promptly. Prior to these recent improvements, the building underwent reroofing work in 1992. The extensive list of building violations from 2017, which included citations for water damage, lead paint hazards, and various repair needs, suggests that the property underwent significant maintenance work to address these issues between 2017 and 2018. The recent window replacement project indicates continued investment in the building's maintenance and improvement.