1319 Palou Ave, San Francisco, CA 94124

The two-unit residential building at 1319 Palou Ave in the Bayview neighborhood, owned by William Fernando Robledo, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1931. The property has undergone several significant repairs and improvements over the years, with the most notable incident occurring in 2008 when a car struck the building, causing damage to the facade and front center post that required a Notice of Violation and subsequent repairs costing $14,000 to address the damaged column, wood frames, doors, and finishes.

This violation was officially abated in May 2011. The building has seen solar energy improvements, with a completed installation of 9 PV modules in 2004 and a cancelled permit for a more extensive 7.2 kW system in 2023. Recent activity at the property (late 2024) has primarily consisted of maintenance and utility-related issues, including multiple reports of garbage and debris (including abandoned furniture and a mattress) in the vicinity, along with some parking enforcement matters.

A July 2024 housing inspection complaint regarding peeling paint was accepted for review by the Department of Building Inspection. Historical records show earlier maintenance work including reroofing in 1990 and some expired permits related to stair removal in 1991. The building's permit and complaint history suggests regular upkeep, though the significant 2008 incident and recent exterior maintenance issues may be of note to prospective occupants.