52 Beaver St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The two-unit residential building at 52 Beaver Street in San Francisco's Duboce Triangle neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1932 and currently owned by the Low-Aoki Family Revocable Trust. The property underwent significant renovations in 2013, including a comprehensive $70,000 project that modernized the kitchen and bathroom facilities, added a new bathroom, and upgraded associated electrical and plumbing systems, with the work being completed under proper permits for both plumbing and electrical work.

This renovation included converting galvanized water lines to copper and upgrading the electrical service to 200 amps with new fixtures and safety features. The building has maintained its structural integrity through various improvements over the years, including earlier renovations in 2001 that involved demo work on kitchen and bathroom facilities and structural modifications.

However, the property has experienced numerous parking enforcement issues in the immediate vicinity throughout 2024, with ten reported incidents of driveway blocking or illegal parking between February and October 2024. While most of these cases resulted in citations or attempts at enforcement, several were documented as "unable to locate" or "could not be validated" upon officer response, suggesting potential ongoing challenges with parking management in the area, though these incidents are external to the building itself and primarily affect public street access.