184 States St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The duplex at 184 States Street in Corona Heights, built in 1904 and owned by Alessandro Bifulco and Heines, has experienced several maintenance and structural issues over its history. The most significant recent concern involved a potentially dangerous wooden fence at the rear of the property bordering Museum Way, which was reported in June 2021 for support failures and was subsequently addressed by August 2021 after a Notice of Violation was issued.

The property has undergone various repairs, including dry rot remediation at the rear of the building in 1998, removal of a wood retaining wall and cement canal that same year, and a roofing project in 1997 which apparently expired without completion. Other notable issues include a complaint about non-functional windows in 2010 and a 1998 encroachment dispute regarding drainage system excavation and window installation. In recent years, the property has generated multiple 311 calls, particularly regarding toter management, with three separate complaints about garbage receptacles being left out continuously between 2022 and 2025.

There have also been two tree maintenance requests in 2022 and 2023, though one was determined to be on private property and not under SFDPW management. Additional minor issues include a sewer service request in 2020 and a rodent/insect infestation complaint in 2020 that was transferred to the Department of Public Health's Environmental Health division. The building's permit and violation history suggests periodic maintenance issues, though most recent major structural concerns have been addressed through proper channels.