2410 43rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94116

This two-unit, two-story residential building located at 2410 43rd Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Parkside neighborhood was built in 1946 and is currently owned by David Guo Shi Zhu. The property has undergone several significant modifications and renovations over the past few decades, including a horizontal addition in 1988, ground floor expansion with two bedrooms and a bathroom in 2003, and bathroom remodeling in 2017 on both the second floor (in response to a building complaint) that involved substantial electrical and plumbing work.

The building has experienced multiple permit-related issues, particularly during 2017 when there were eight building complaints filed between February and July regarding construction work without proper permits, work beyond the scope of permits, and associated noise disturbances. These complaints, filed primarily during bathroom renovation work, noted excessive construction noise and worker activity, with residents reporting the work being conducted in a dangerous manner, though the associated permits (PP20170306476 and E201703063344) were subsequently obtained and completed at a cost of $12,000. The property has maintained regular upkeep over the years, including a 2016 reroofing project completed at a cost of $11,000.

Historical records show earlier improvements such as window replacement in 2000 (permit expired), and the ground floor addition in 2003 was properly permitted including electrical service upgrades. A single parking-related incident was reported in April 2020 regarding sidewalk parking, but this was investigated and closed without further action. While the building's history shows various construction and renovation activities typical of an aging multi-family property, the primary area of concern revolves around the 2017 permit-related issues and associated construction disturbance complaints, which appear to have been resolved through proper permitting and completion of the work.