1350 16th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1350 16th Avenue in the Inner Sunset, built in 1925, has undergone several significant improvements over the past decade that directly affect both safety and resident comfort. Most notably, in April 2024, substantial exterior enhancements were initiated including the replacement of 15 windows and 2 patio doors, along with the installation of fiber cement lap siding on the back wall, representing a significant investment in building maintenance and energy efficiency.

The property has seen important infrastructure upgrades including a 200-amp electrical service panel upgrade in December 2020 and multiple sewer system improvements, with both main sewer and secondary drain line replacements completed in 2009 and 2013, respectively. The building's maintenance history reveals attention to safety concerns, particularly regarding an exterior staircase which became the subject of a 2015 complaint investigation. This led to required repairs and subsequent compliance in 2017, demonstrating the owner's responsiveness to safety issues.

More recently, in 2021, there was a complaint regarding potential lead paint hazards during building painting, though this issue is no longer active. The property's housing records were updated in January 2024, confirming the unit configuration as one rental and one owner-occupied unit, with corresponding adjustments to the Rent Board fee structure. While there have been some parking-related incidents reported through 311 calls, these typically involved street and sidewalk issues outside the property's immediate control and have been resolved through normal channels.