1266-1268 25th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

This two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building located at 1266-1268 25th Avenue in the Central Sunset neighborhood was built in 1947 and is currently owned by Roselyn De Jesus. The property underwent significant improvements in 2007, including comprehensive modernization of building systems with the replacement of four water heaters, four furnaces, electrical service upgrades, and plumbing work converting galvanized pipes to copper. During the same period, all 18 windows in the building were replaced with energy-efficient double-pane units.

However, the building faced serious maintenance issues that became apparent in 2017, when multiple violations were filed related to lead paint hazards, egress obstructions, interior surface damage, and missing safety equipment documentation. These violations were eventually abated by December 2018, though some involved multiple notices and required additional inspections. The building has a history of parking-related complaints, with multiple reports of blocked driveways between 2021 and 2023, and several maintenance issues including graffiti (2016), illegal postings (2023), and garbage concerns (2024).

A 2006 complaint suggested unauthorized conversion of two units into four, though this was not actively pursued to resolution. The property underwent routine inspections in 2002 and 2009, and experienced a false fire alarm incident with no civilian injuries. Recent 311 calls indicate ongoing community maintenance issues in the vicinity, though these are not directly related to the building itself. The building's major systems were substantially upgraded in 2007, but the lead paint violations in 2017 highlighted concerns about maintenance and safety compliance that took over a year to fully resolve.