2366 17th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94116

The Wong Family Trust-owned property at 2366 17th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Parkside neighborhood is a two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1945. The building's maintenance history shows recurring attention to exterior upkeep, particularly concerning the stucco facade, with repairs documented in 2004 ($1,000) and 2016 ($7,500), the latter being a substantial 500 square foot repair of the front stucco.

Roofing work was completed in 2012 at a cost of $19,895. The property has undergone two significant legalization processes regarding ground floor spaces: in 1992 to correct code violations and in 1989 (withdrawn) to legalize two room improvements for storage purposes. The building's communal environment has experienced periodic street maintenance issues, with multiple 311 reports between 2018-2020 primarily relating to general cleaning and garbage concerns.

Several pavement defect reports were filed in 2010, suggesting ongoing maintenance needs for the street infrastructure. There were also two abandoned vehicle incidents reported in 2010 and 2012 near the property. The most recent documented building permit (2016) and planning record (closed repair stucco) indicate that major external maintenance issues have been addressed, though the age of the building suggests regular upkeep is likely necessary to maintain its condition.