876 South Van Ness Ave, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 876 South Van Ness Avenue, located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1907 and currently owned by Gloria A. Ruelas. The property's maintenance history shows some significant permits from the 1980s related to concrete step replacements, though most recent records focus on sanitation issues.

A sanitation violation was filed in July 2016 regarding rubbish and trash at the garbage area, which followed a blight complaint about loose garbage, debris, and car tires in the yard. More recently, between October and December 2024, there has been a concerning pattern of sanitation issues, with multiple 311 calls reporting various types of garbage and debris, including human waste, furniture, and yard waste, though all of these cases were eventually resolved by city services or Recology. There is minimal construction history on record, with the only permits being for street space use in 2006 and the aforementioned step replacement work from the 1980s.

A building fire incident is recorded as "unintentional" with no civilian injuries, though the specific date is not provided. The property has been involved in two tenant buyouts, one of which occurred at a neighboring address (880 South Van Ness Avenue) in 2020 for $13,960 involving two tenants, while no buyout is recorded for 876 until this time. While the building itself does not have an extensive list of violations or complaints, the recent concentration of sanitation-related issues in the immediate vicinity (documented through multiple 311 calls) stands out as the most significant ongoing concern.