2419-2421 16th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94116

The two-unit residential building at 2419-2421 16th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Parkside neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1952, currently owned by the Wentura Family Survivors Trust. The building's maintenance history shows significant work was done in July 2022 with a $15,000 reroofing project, though other permits from 1996 (anchor bolts installation) and 2010 (furnace and water heater replacement) are now expired.

The property has experienced a notable increase in street-related issues in recent months, with multiple reports between November 2024 and January 2025 regarding driveway blocking (with at least two citations issued), sidewalk defects, and garbage management concerns, including one instance of city garbage cans overflowing. From a safety perspective, the building has had two fire-related incidents recorded: a carbon monoxide detector activation (with no CO detected) and a water or steam leak, neither resulting in civilian injuries.

While there are no recorded fire violations directly against this address, there were three violations noted on nearby addresses (2534, 2538, and 2570 17th Avenue) in April 2023 and October 2008, related to exits/obstructions and combustible storage issues. The property has undergone tenant buyouts in the vicinity, with a recorded buyout of $18,000 for one tenant at 2483 16th Avenue in January 2023, though no details are available for a buyout at 2462 17th Avenue.