2401 38th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94116

The two-story multi-family residential building at 2401 38th Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Parkside neighborhood is a 4-unit flat and store property constructed in 1942, currently owned by Kevin Y. Wong. The building's maintenance history shows some significant work from the past three decades, including a completed stucco removal and wall repair project in 1992, a reroofing project from 1998 (which appears to have expired), and a street space permit issued in 2014.

A notable building complaint was filed in September 2021 regarding air quality issues, with fumes from the downstairs electrical tool repair business reportedly affecting the upstairs residential units; however, this issue was quickly addressed within two days of reporting. More recently, between late 2023 and early 2025, there has been an ongoing pattern of sanitation-related issues in the vicinity of the property, with multiple 311 calls regarding garbage and debris recorded between September 2024 and January 2025. These calls primarily involved loose garbage, yard waste, and contained garbage, with varying resolutions including some cases requiring no work and others being marked as resolved.

There were also two instances of human or animal waste reported on the street or sidewalk in November 2023. The building's incident history includes one recorded fire incident related to "water problem, other," though no civilian injuries were reported in this case. While the exterior and surrounding areas have experienced various cleanliness challenges, the building itself has maintained basic structural integrity with no recent major building violations or safety concerns reported against the property.