882-884 33rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 882-884 33rd Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Richmond district is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1923, currently owned by William S. Yuen and Nellie Revo.

The property underwent significant renovation work in 2005, including a major $39,000 remodeling project of the second-floor kitchen and bathroom facilities, which was followed by electrical work completing the installation of 39 receptacles, 29 lights, and 18 circuits on that floor. During this renovation period, there were some construction-related issues, including a cracked ceiling that required replacement with gypsum board and insulation in the second-floor top unit, costing $2,000, and an exterior wall modification project that ultimately expired.

A notable incident occurred in February 2007 when a gas smell was reported coming from the ground floor window, which prompted an investigation by the Plumbing Inspection Division, though this complaint was abated within a week. The building's most recent documented activity was a tree maintenance issue in October 2021, though this was related to public property services and not directly to the building's condition. The property appears to have maintained a relatively stable record since the 2005-2007 renovation and incident period, with no active violations or complaints on file in recent years.