1563 19th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The 5-unit, 1-story multi-family residential building at 1563 19th Ave in the Central Sunset neighborhood was constructed in 1949 and is currently owned by the Alexander & Lydia Lehr Trust. The property has experienced several significant maintenance and habitability issues over its history, with the most concerning pattern being multiple incidents of mold and moisture problems between 2005 and 2010, including documented complaints in 2005 regarding lead paint issues, no heat problems, and mold concerns in the back exterior wall. In 2010, one unit underwent repairs to address violations related to bathroom fixtures and mold/mildew issues.

The building underwent a reroofing project in 2011 costing $8,000, and windows were replaced in 2002. A notable cluster of violations was documented in July 2001, addressing various safety and maintenance issues including security device requirements, fire safety concerns, and general sanitation matters, all of which were abated by October 2001. More recent history shows relatively fewer internal building issues, with the most recent significant building permit being the 2011 reroofing work.

The property has had some typical urban area issues recorded through 311 calls for external matters, including graffiti removal (2024), parking enforcement (2022), and sidewalk cleaning (2022). A curb defect inspection in 2014 found no issues at the location, and there was one general complaint referral to permits in 2014, though the specific nature of this complaint is not detailed in the records. While the building had several serious maintenance issues in the past, particularly in the 2000s, there have been no recent documented violations or complaints regarding habitability or maintenance, though it's worth noting that the building's 1-story structure may be atypical for a 5-unit building.