1720-1722 Quesada Ave, San Francisco, CA 94124

The two-unit residential building at 1720-1722 Quesada Avenue in Bayview, constructed in 1935, has undergone several significant renovations and faced multiple compliance issues over the past decade. Notable improvements include the installation of a 3.9 kW solar PV system in 2019, window replacements in 2015, roof work in 2014, and comprehensive kitchen and bathroom remodels in 2013 valued at $36,000 total. The building experienced serious maintenance challenges in 2012, with documented plumbing issues in the lower unit requiring water damage repairs and violations related to exterior paint condition, which contributed to blight concerns per San Francisco's Administrative Code.

These violations, along with Empty Building Ordinance citations, were eventually resolved by January 2014. The property's electrical system has also seen significant upgrades, including a 150-amp service upgrade and code compliance improvements in 2014. Recent history of the property shows ongoing external maintenance attention, though not all issues have been fully documented.

The building's systems have received substantial modernization, particularly with the solar installation and electrical upgrades. While there have been multiple recent complaints about parking enforcement in the area (2022-2024), these are not directly related to the building's condition or management. The only documented internal building safety issue was a temporary blocked exit situation in 2009, which was promptly resolved. The current ownership, under Maxine G Kraemer 2009 Revocable Trust, has maintained active engagement with property improvements and compliance matters, as evidenced by the multiple permits and maintenance work completed over the years.