2370 26th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94116

The 4-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 2370 26th Avenue in the Parkside neighborhood, owned by Liu Sung Ming & Hsu Bing Bi, has a documented history dating back to its construction in 1931. The building's maintenance record shows some attention to upkeep, with a reroofing project in 1996 and a first-floor toilet replacement and painting work completed in 1989.

More recently, in January 2016, electrical upgrades were undertaken, including the installation of five 200-amp meter panels, though one related electrical permit for unit modifications was ultimately cancelled. A routine housing inspection in December 2001 was conducted and closed without any noted concerns. The building has experienced a significant number of service calls and complaints in late 2024, primarily relating to street maintenance issues including multiple reports of garbage and debris, and parking enforcement matters such as vehicles blocking driveways and abandoned vehicles.

While these recent incidents mostly pertain to street conditions rather than building-specific issues, they indicate some ongoing challenges with the immediate vicinity. A fire alarm system issue was documented and resolved in July-August 2007, representing the only recorded safety-related incident in the building's recent history. The property has also been involved in a tenant buyout situation at a nearby address (2300 26th Avenue) in November 2022, though this is not directly related to the current building's operations or conditions.