1369 9th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-story, 6-unit multi-family residential building at 1369 9th Avenue in the Inner Sunset, built in 1965 and currently owned by 9th Avenue LLC, has a documented history of maintenance and compliance issues that prospective tenants should be aware of. The building has undergone several significant repairs over the past two decades, including multiple siding and roofing projects (most recently in 2010 with dry rot repairs costing $10,000), window replacements in 2002, and a sewer emergency in 2003 involving raw sewage backup that was promptly addressed within one day.

The property has experienced two routine housing inspections in 2001 and 2010 that revealed multiple violations requiring correction, including fire escape obstructions, security issues, and plumbing concerns, though all were subsequently abated. A more recent complaint from 2019 indicated potential unauthorized modifications involving an office trailer in the rear yard, which was marked as "Not Active" in the system. The building's maintenance record shows regular upkeep of major systems, including reroofing projects completed in 1991 and 2004, though the structure has required significant structural repairs in the past.

A series of 311 calls from 2022-2024 related to the property primarily involve exterior maintenance issues such as graffiti removal and sidewalk cleaning, as well as parking enforcement matters, suggesting ongoing challenges with the building's public-facing areas. The most recent documented building-related incidents (October 2023) have been minor in nature, involving street cleaning and parking issues, though there is an open landscaping maintenance issue logged with Urban Forestry in June 2024. While the building has a documented history of addressing violations and completing necessary repairs, prospective tenants should note the pattern of maintenance issues and the age of the structure, which has required significant repairs to both exterior elements and internal systems over its history.