1379 26th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The three-story, two-unit multi-family residential building at 1379 26th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Sunset district was constructed in 1998, replacing a two-story single-family dwelling that was demolished in May 1997. The original construction project, costing $380,000, included the installation of a sprinkler system in the garage area for safety compliance.

The building experienced minimal significant issues in its early years, with only one building complaint recorded in 1996 regarding roof plywood damage, which was addressed and abated by late 1997. More recently, the property has encountered several maintenance and service issues, with the most notable being a sewage backup incident in August 2017 that required attention from PUC Sewer Operations. There was a pavement defect reported in September 2015 that remains open as of the latest data in October 2023.

The building's more recent service history shows regular maintenance needs typical for urban properties, including general cleaning (resolved in June 2023) and a motorcycle removal due to expired registration in October 2016. The most recent interaction with city services occurred in September 2023, though specific details beyond a general service request are not provided in the records. The building's documented history suggests it has been adequately maintained overall, with most issues being promptly addressed through appropriate city services.