1515 29th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1515 29th Avenue in the Central Sunset neighborhood, owned by Brian Longmuir, is a 1-story flats and duplex structure built in 1941. The property's historical records show only one significant building improvement, the installation of aluminum windows in 1989. In recent months, from August to December 2024, the property and its immediate surroundings have experienced various maintenance and quality-of-life challenges, including multiple incidents of garbage and debris (some involving human waste), a sewage backup from a side sewer vent, parking enforcement issues, and streetlight maintenance needs.

A concerning cluster of service requests related to sanitation and cleanliness was particularly notable between September and December 2024, with multiple reports of abandoned furniture, waste, and debris. The building's systems were tested in 2015 with an incident involving a carbon monoxide detector activation, fortunately resulting in no injuries and with the condition noted as corrected. While there was a tenant buyout recorded in April 2018 at the adjacent property (1519 29th Avenue) involving $28,500 for two tenants, this appears to be separate from the current building's official records.

Recent complaints involving street sanitation, especially regarding human waste, suggest ongoing challenges with the immediate neighborhood's maintenance conditions. The property had a brief period of sewer system issues in November 2024, though this was resolved promptly. An open noise complaint regarding sirens from October 2024 remains unresolved as of this report's date. The building's overall history shows relatively few structural modifications or major incidents beyond the noted maintenance issues in recent months, and the last known major system upgrade (window installation) occurred over 30 years ago.