1208 Funston Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The Frank Family Trust-owned duplex at 1208 Funston Avenue, situated in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood, is a two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1938. The property's documented history reveals relatively minimal activity over recent decades. The most significant recent building-related event was a street space permit issued in September 2017, valued at $1.00.

In May 1987, there was a permit for work involving the cutting of curtain wall bases and the installation of concrete pack, though this permit ultimately expired without completion. The building's external environment has experienced some maintenance issues, as evidenced by three reported incidents in recent years. In May 2017, there was an incident of offensive graffiti on a small signal light box, which was subsequently addressed by the SES Graffiti Crew.

Later that year in November, there was a street cleaning sign that required attention due to being on the ground, which was resolved through the Department of Public Transportation's Sign Shop. The most recent external incident was in February 2020, involving graffiti on a fire police call box, which was closed as an administrative matter by Public Works. Additionally, there was one documented fire-related incident involving a smoke detector activation due to malfunction, though this did not result in any civilian injuries. While the building's documented issues have primarily been related to external elements rather than the structure itself, it's worth noting that the most recent documented incident was three years ago, and there have been no reported safety-related incidents directly involving the building's systems or structure.