2473 San Bruno Ave, San Francisco, CA 94134

The two-unit residential property at 2473 San Bruno Avenue in the Portola neighborhood, owned by Christina Lim, is a two-story flat and store building constructed in 1907. The building has undergone two significant roofing projects, most recently completed in September 2024 at a cost of $14,000.

An important infrastructure upgrade was completed in 2004 with the installation of a PG&E underground 200-amp electrical system. A notable housing complaint was filed in May 2000 regarding serious interior issues, including a collapsing bathroom ceiling, mold/mildew on walls, and broken windows, though this complaint was abated by June 2000. The most recent data from 2024-2025 indicates numerous concerns regarding the property's immediate surroundings, particularly recurring issues with garbage and debris on the street and sidewalk, with multiple reports throughout 2024 indicating ongoing maintenance challenges in the vicinity.

While most of these cases were resolved promptly, they suggest a pattern of waste accumulation in the area. In addition to waste management concerns, there was a reported graffiti incident on the commercial portion of the building in September 2024, and a curb defect issue was logged as of December 2024. The historical record shows the building has received regular maintenance attention, as evidenced by the recent roofing work and earlier electrical upgrade, though it's worth noting that the re-roofing permit from 1992 expired without completion according to records.