1296-1298 La Playa, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1296-1298 La Playa in San Francisco's Outer Sunset neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1960, currently owned by Andrew M. Sohn and Dawn Nakano. The building's maintenance history shows two notable permit records: in 2008, five vinyl windows were replaced on the lower level of the building, and in 2007, a section of stucco measuring 8' x 25' was replaced to match the existing facade. These improvements suggest ongoing maintenance of the building's exterior elements.

The property has experienced a significant number of 311 calls over the past year (2024-2025), with particular concerns about street and sidewalk cleanliness. There were multiple reports of garbage and debris, with several instances involving bagged items and boxed materials. Notably, there was one report in December 2024 involving needles, though this was marked as requiring no work. The area has also seen several incidents involving abandoned vehicles, with three such reports between October 2024 and January 2025.

Other environmental concerns included a sidewalk graffiti incident in September 2024 and an encampment situation in October 2024. The building's fire incident records show four calls, none of which involved fires or civilian injuries, including detector activation, severe weather, a good intent call, and a water-related issue, none of which appear to indicate any significant building-specific problems. The pattern of 311 calls suggests ongoing challenges with street cleanliness and abandoned vehicles in the immediate vicinity, while the building's permitted improvements indicate regular maintenance of its structural elements. The lack of any serious fire incidents or building-specific complaints in recent months is noteworthy, though the building's age (over 60 years old) means continued maintenance and monitoring of its systems would be typical.