1800 39th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The property at 1800 39th Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Sunset neighborhood is a two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1957, currently owned by the Mickey Uyemura Revocable Living Trust. The most significant recent activity at the property includes a completed reroofing project in 2018 costing approximately $14,400, which represents a major maintenance upgrade.

The building underwent a series of fire safety improvements in December 2001, after a routine inspection identified multiple violations including issues with fire proofing, fire escape ladders, and smoke detection systems; all these violations were promptly addressed and abated by January 10, 2002. A minor fire-related incident regarding combustible materials was reported in September 2015 but was determined to have no merit. Recent activity around the property has been notable for a cluster of public sanitation issues, with multiple reports of overflowing city garbage cans between January 5-13, 2025, indicating potential challenges with waste management in the area.

There were also two reports of abandoned furniture and one instance of sidewalk parking enforcement needed in early January 2025. The building's safety systems have been tested in the past with two fire department responses: one for a toxic condition and another for a CO detector activation, though neither incident resulted in civilian injuries. The property has documented tenant buyouts at nearby addresses, with the most recent occurring in September 2024 at 1834 40th Avenue for $48,685 involving two tenants.