279 Mangels Ave, San Francisco, CA 94131

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 279 Mangels Avenue in Sunnyside, owned by the Susan Kay Evans Trust, has a documented history spanning several decades. Built in 1917, the property has undergone various maintenance and improvement projects, including significant upgrades such as the installation of a 1.9 kW roof-mounted solar system in 2009 and a gas houseline extension in 2011. Earlier maintenance work addressed structural issues, including dry rot repairs to a bathroom floor in 1994, a complete reroofing in 1994, and storage room repairs in 1985.

The most recent substantial building work on record is a concrete and brick paving project from 2001, though this permit has since expired. The property has experienced some recent environmental and safety concerns in late 2024, including reports of a potentially hazardous tree situation with property damage implications that remain open as of December 2024. There has been a notable pattern of parking-related issues in the immediate vicinity throughout late 2024 and early 2025, with multiple reports of illegal parking, including sidewalk violations and abandoned vehicles, though many of these cases were either not validated or resolved promptly.

The building's immediate area has also seen concerns about waste management, specifically regarding toters being left out continuously, though these were resolved through outreach and enforcement in December 2024. Two fire-related complaints were filed in 2005 and 2008, but both were found to have either no merit or no jurisdiction. Of particular note, there was a significant tenant buyout at 338 Mangels Avenue in December 2024 involving four tenants and a payment of $80,000, though this appears to be for an adjacent property rather than 279 Mangels Avenue itself.