1494-1496 33rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1494-1496 33rd Avenue in the Central Sunset neighborhood was constructed in 1940 and is currently owned by the Rose Quesheung Yee Living Trust. The building's maintenance history includes significant improvements such as a window replacement project in 2003 costing $10,982, though there are also records of an expired reroofing permit from 1991.

Of particular concern are multiple housing violations and complaints from late 2020 through early 2021, with documented issues including access problems to electrical panels, safety concerns with back stairs, and serious heating system deficiencies. A significant complaint from March 2021 noted that PG&E had shut off the furnace due to hazardous conditions, citing a cracked gravity unit, and reported the unit became uninhabitable due to lack of heat, mold, and broken appliances. The property has undergone multiple tenant buyouts in nearby addresses between 2021 and 2023, suggesting possible transitions in the neighborhood housing market.

Recent records from 2025 show several parking-related issues near the property, including multiple citations for sidewalk parking and other illegal parking incidents, as well as some sanitation concerns on the street. A fire incident involving a contained cooking fire was also recorded, though it resulted in no civilian injuries. While many of the housing violations from 2020-2021 were officially abated by February 2021, the clustered nature of these complaints suggests a period of maintenance challenges during that time frame.