1385 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1385 24th Avenue in the Central Sunset neighborhood, owned by the Hau Family Trust, was constructed in 1946 and follows the Flats & Duplex classification. The property's most recent significant improvement is the completed installation of James Hardie lap siding on the rear of the building in July 2024, at a cost of $15,800. This was a notable maintenance upgrade as it involved 950 linear feet of siding installation, though it's worth noting that this work was performed in an area not visible from the street.

An earlier reroofing project from March 1997 is recorded as expired, indicating it may not reflect the current roof condition. The building's recent history shows a pattern of street sanitation and parking enforcement issues, particularly during 2024. There have been multiple reports of abandoned furniture and debris on the street, with four such incidents recorded between October and November 2024, including instances involving a mattress and various furniture items.

The property has experienced recurring issues with vehicles blocking driveways, with three such incidents reported between November 2023 and October 2024, though in two cases, officers were unable to locate the offending vehicles. Street cleaning requests were made in March and May 2024 for general cleaning purposes. A report of an overgrown tree in July 2024 was addressed through the city's Prop-E implementation plan, which prioritized tree maintenance across San Francisco. Finally, while there was one recorded building fire incident, it was classified as "unintentional" with no civilian injuries reported.