228-230 Noe St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The two-unit residential building at 228-230 Noe Street in San Francisco's Duboce Triangle neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1902, currently owned by Gregory F. Winslow. The building's maintenance history shows some significant infrastructure work in the late 20th century, including reroofing in 1993, fire box repairs and chimney relining in 1990, deck repairs in 1990, and post support work in 1983, though all these permits have since expired.

Recent issues in the immediate vicinity of the building (from 2022-2024) have primarily involved external street-related matters rather than building-specific concerns. These include multiple incidents of waste and debris cleaning requirements in 2024, several encampment situations in 2018, and two tree-related incidents in 2016-2017 involving damage and vandalism of street trees. Of particular note is a February 2022 rent board case that was resolved with an exemption approval for both units.

The most recent building-related incident was a parking enforcement issue in November 2024, where a citation was issued for sidewalk parking. Landscape and street maintenance matters have been addressed by DPW through various cleanups and repairs, including a response to medical waste in 2018 and a complaint about an unsuitable tree basin in 2017. While the building's structural maintenance history from the permits shows basic upkeep was performed in past decades, there are no recent building permits on record to indicate major structural work in recent years. The majority of recent incidents have been related to street conditions, environmental cleanup, and urban challenges typical of the neighborhood, rather than problems directly associated with the building itself.