660-664 South Van Ness Ave, San Francisco, CA 94110

660-664 South Van Ness Avenue is a two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1907 in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and repair projects over the years, including a complete reroofing in 2011 costing $23,875, replacement of dry rotted wood members and concrete footings in 1990, and various interior improvements in 1988 such as bathroom linoleum and kitchen cabinet replacements.

More recently, the building experienced lead paint concerns in 2013, when multiple violations were issued regarding peeling paint and potential lead hazards on windowsills and exterior walls, though these violations were all abated by September 16, 2013. The building's maintenance history reveals some troubling patterns from the late 1990s, including a complaint in 1997 about unsafe electrical receptacles causing burn marks and damage to appliances, and another complaint that year regarding structural issues, pests, electrical shorts, plumbing problems, and smoke detector concerns. These issues appear to have been addressed, as subsequent routine inspections in 1999 and 2007 show the building passing inspection.

More recent history shows the property has faced ongoing challenges with graffiti, particularly during 2023-2024, with multiple incidents reported through 311 calls. The most recent maintenance work on record is from 2024, including resolution of graffiti and debris issues, though there remain some open cases regarding graffiti as of February 2024. While the building has a history of various maintenance issues, many have been addressed through proper channels, with recent complaints primarily focusing on exterior cosmetic issues rather than structural or safety concerns.