1343 10th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1343 10th Avenue in the Inner Sunset, constructed in 1912, has undergone at least one significant infrastructural upgrade in recent years, specifically a 100-amp electrical service improvement completed in 2012 that included new meters and wiring. The property has experienced recurring issues with driveway access, as evidenced by seven documented parking enforcement calls between 2019 and 2024, with varying outcomes including three citations issued, two cases of officers being unable to locate the offending vehicles, and one case that was resolved.

The building has faced some maintenance and safety challenges, most notably a sewage backup incident in October 2021 involving a 4-inch sewer vent that was subsequently resolved. The surrounding area has experienced various quality-of-life issues, including instances of graffiti (August 2019, marked as offensive), loose garbage that required general cleaning (August 2020), and one encampment situation (September 2024).

While most of these incidents have been resolved through appropriate city departments, they provide context about the neighborhood environment. The building's electrical system upgrade from over a decade ago suggests an investment in infrastructure, though no more recent major improvements are on record.