14-16 Museum Way, San Francisco, CA 94114

The three-unit residential building at 14-16 Museum Way in Corona Heights, owned by Thomas W. Davis Jr., was constructed in 1924 and stands three stories tall. The property has undergone several significant maintenance projects, including a completed $14,000 reroofing in July 2024 and a prior roofing project from 2006 that expired.

Most notably, serious safety concerns have emerged in 2024, with multiple complaints filed in April 2024 regarding the basement storage area. Tenants reported the space as being dangerously overpacked with abandoned personal items, creating a potential fire hazard by blocking access to water heaters and tenant laundry facilities, and raising concerns about gas odors. These complaints were filed under various categories including fire safety, fire escape, damaged walls, and dilapidated structure.

The building's recent history also shows attention to exterior maintenance, with records indicating responses to various public works and environmental services calls in 2024, including graffiti removal and a blocked sidewalk complaint. Planning records reveal some historical activity around the property, including a lot split and redraw of lot lines, though most recent planning cases are listed as closed without significant developments. The property has a documented history of termite repairs from 1989, though this permit has since expired. The combination of the recent basement safety concerns and the property's age suggests ongoing maintenance and safety oversight will be important considerations for current and future residents.