68 San Juan Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit residential building at 68 San Juan Avenue in Mission Terrace is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1906, currently owned by a Revocable Trust. The building's maintenance history shows two significant permitted improvements: in 2011, twelve windows were replaced with modern fibrex double-glazed units at a cost of $6,300, and in 2000, there were repairs to address dry rot in the front stairs for $3,000.

The property has experienced a notable increase in street-related issues over the past year, with multiple reports clustering around late 2024. Between September and December 2024, there were several incidents of garbage and debris, including liquid spills and general waste, with at least one case being transferred to another department for handling. The area has also faced challenges with abandoned vehicles, though in both October and September 2024, these vehicles were not present when enforcement officers arrived.

Other incidents in the vicinity included parking on the sidewalk, which was logged in December 2024, and reports of encampments in the area, though responding officers were unable to locate the reported issues. While these external infrastructure and street maintenance issues don't directly impact the building's internal conditions, they do reflect the current neighborhood environment. The building's documented permit history suggests regular maintenance and upgrading of building features, though the significant gap between these improvements (with the latest being over a decade ago) could indicate minimal recent renovations.