2367-2369 18th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94116

The two-unit residential building at 2367-2369 18th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Parkside neighborhood, owned by Chuck Kevin Thomas, was constructed in 1928 and has undergone several significant maintenance and infrastructure upgrades over the past decades. The property has received attention to its structural integrity and basic systems, including a foundation replacement in 2013 costing $12,500, a roofing project in 2011 for $8,800, garage structural modifications in 2004, and critical plumbing work with house trap replacements in 2012.

The building's electrical system was partially upgraded with a Ufer ground installation in 2013, though this permit is listed as expired. Recent 311 calls from January 2025 indicate ongoing concerns with garbage and debris management in the vicinity, including multiple reports of loose garbage and yard waste, with some cases being marked as hazardous material.

There was also a reported sewage back-up incident in August 2024, though responding authorities found no overflow upon arrival. The building's maintenance history shows regular upkeep of essential systems, with most significant permits marked as complete, though one notable expired permit from 2013 for electrical work exists. Planning records reveal consideration for a major expansion project that would have included building footprint expansion, addition of a 4th story, and a private roof deck, though this appears to have been classified as informational only and not ultimately pursued.