1406 23rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1406 23rd Avenue in the Central Sunset neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1936 and currently owned by the Wylie Family Trust. The property's maintenance record shows attention to basic infrastructure, with documented re-roofing work performed in 1995 and 2015 (the latter costing $5,500), along with electrical improvements completed in 2009 that upgraded kitchen outlets with five circuits, three receptacles, a garbage disposal, and a microwave.

Recent activity in the immediate vicinity of the building, particularly throughout 2024, has primarily involved street maintenance and sanitation issues, rather than problems with the building itself. There have been multiple reports of glass debris requiring cleanup, some cases of garbage overflow, and two incidents involving litter receptacle maintenance in August 2024.

While there is one open case from August 2024 regarding a pavement defect affecting the sidewalk or curb, most other recent issues have been promptly resolved by various city departments or transferred to appropriate agencies, such as the US Postal Service regarding graffiti on a mailbox and MTA for transit-related concerns. The building's permit and maintenance history suggests regular upkeep of major systems, with no recorded violations or safety concerns directly related to the building structure itself.