1391 38th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-story multi-family residential building at 1391 38th Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Sunset neighborhood was constructed in 1959 and contains four units, currently held under the Caryn Ikeda Revocable Trust. The property has undergone several important maintenance and improvement projects over the years, with the most recent work focusing on window upgrades. In 2013, Unit #2 received a vinyl window replacement valued at $615, following similar window retrofit projects in 2011 (four windows, $1,690) and 2008 (11 windows, $5,500), all maintaining existing frames and conforming to energy efficiency standards.

The building's heating system was also updated in March 2013 with the installation of a new 35,000 BTU single wall heater. Earlier major work included a complete reroofing in 1992 and a code compliance upgrade in 1985. The building's housing inspection history shows two routine inspections in 2000 and 2002 that were completed without any noted ongoing concerns.

More recent activity around the property has primarily involved external matters such as street maintenance and parking issues. Between 2020 and 2023, there have been several municipal service calls, including reports of pavement defects, loose garbage, and parking violations on the sidewalk. Two parking-related incidents were logged in 2022-2023, one involving an abandoned vehicle that was gone upon inspection and another involving a driveway blocking situation that was resolved by parking enforcement. These exterior maintenance and parking issues, though not directly related to the building's condition, indicate typical urban neighborhood challenges in the surrounding area.