1382-1384 26th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The three-unit residential building at 1382-1384 26th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Sunset neighborhood has undergone several significant improvements since its construction in 1984. The most recent major renovation, completed in 2021, involved the installation of 22 new energy-efficient windows, with 12 facing the street and the remainder on the building's rear, at a cost of $76,631.

That same year, the building received HVAC updates with the installation of new furnaces for units #2 and #3. The building's original construction included important safety features such as garage fire sprinklers, and a fire alarm system was noted to have a malfunction in 2017, though this was promptly corrected with no injuries reported. In terms of regulatory compliance, the building had a cluster of violations in December 2001 relating to security and safety requirements, including missing apartment identification numbers, inadequate entry door viewers, and storage of combustible materials.

However, all these violations were resolved by January 2002. Recent maintenance and safety concerns appear minimal, though there have been multiple 311 calls regarding parking violations and street cleaning issues in the vicinity during 2023-2024. The building's owners, Kevin K & Helen Ng Yee Exem, have maintained the property with various upgrades over the years, demonstrating ongoing investment in its upkeep and modernization.