1327-1329 26th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The three-story, 2-unit multi-family residential building at 1327-1329 26th Avenue in the Central Sunset neighborhood, owned by Doris Po Manwong, has undergone several significant improvements since its construction in 1939. The most substantial renovation occurred in 2014-2015, when a $70,000 project added two bedrooms, one bathroom, and an entertainment room to the first floor, accompanied by comprehensive plumbing and electrical work including new water lines, relocation of appliances, installation of a 125-amp service, circuit breaker upgrades, and safety features like smoke detectors.

Earlier maintenance included balcony repairs in 2003 and a change from fuse to circuit breaker system in both units that same year. Two street space permits were issued in 2018 and 2020, and there have been some infrastructure maintenance records from the mid-1990s when reroofing work was performed. Recent building-related incidents primarily involve external matters such as parking violations and waste management on the street, with no direct impacts on building safety or resident experience.

The most recent concerning incident was a medical waste report in May 2024, though it was determined there were no needles present, only some bags that appeared to be personal property. The building has maintained compliance with various local regulations, though there was one submitted planning violation regarding non-compliance with the Green Landscaping Ordinance for the entire repaved frontage area, which was noted but remains under review. Multiple 311 calls from 2021-2024, while documented, have been mostly related to street-level issues such as abandoned vehicles and temporary moving signs rather than building-specific concerns.