1587-1589 9th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1587-1589 9th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1939 and currently owned by Brian S. & Betty Gee. The building's documented history shows several significant maintenance and safety-related events, with the most recent notable work being a $12,000 renovation in 2012 to replace a failing wooden second means of egress, with removal of a non-conforming enclosed landing.

This work followed a complaint in October 2012 regarding improper paint removal causing debris to enter storm drains, though this complaint is now listed as not active. The property's electrical infrastructure was upgraded in May 2003 with the completion of an underground service conversion to a 150-amp, two-meter system. Recent activity in the area primarily consists of infrastructure and maintenance issues affecting the public right-of-way around the property rather than the building itself.

Between 2022 and 2024, there have been multiple reports of pavement defects along the sidewalk and curb (noted as an active issue in June 2024), as well as incidents of sidewalk graffiti, debris, and street cleaning matters. A parking enforcement issue was resolved in 2019, and there were two separate instances of graffiti on transit shelter platforms in 2017-2019, all of which were addressed by relevant authorities. While these external infrastructure issues and street maintenance matters are being documented and addressed by public works and enforcement agencies, they do not directly reflect on the building's internal conditions or safety systems.