875-877 30th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The 4-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 875-877 30th Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood was built in 1947 and is currently owned by Pinky Swear LLC. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the past five years, including a complete reroofing project in 2020 costing $12,000, installation of two new residential heating units in August 2020, and substantial electrical upgrades in 2019 comprising installation of a 200-amp main service panel and rewiring work with new sub-panels. The building has also received interior improvements, including kitchen and living space remodels on the second floor in 2018 ($68,000) and a comprehensive repiping project for kitchens, baths, and water heaters.

Historical records show the building has addressed various maintenance issues over the decades, including roof repairs in 1991, stair repairs in 1987, and compliance work in 1985. The property has experienced two routine housing inspections, one in 2002 and another in 2011. The 2002 inspection resulted in multiple violations related to fire safety, security, and lighting, all of which were abated by July 2002. The 2011 inspection noted several compliance issues including fire extinguisher requirements, rear yard landing repairs, and water heater seismic bracing, though these were also resolved promptly.

A notable attempted legalization of a ground floor unit per ordinance 43-14 in 2019 was withdrawn due to abandonment after UDU screening. The building's parking situation has generated multiple complaints in recent years, with several citations issued for vehicles blocking driveways or parking on sidewalks between 2020 and 2024, indicating ongoing challenges with street accessibility around the property. The property has undergone significant recent improvements that suggest active management, though there have been some challenges with unit legalization attempts and persistent parking issues in the vicinity. The building's infrastructure upgrades, including new heating systems, electrical work, and roofing improvements, demonstrate ongoing investment in maintaining the property's core systems and compliance with current requirements.