325-329 Highland Ave, San Francisco, CA 94110

The 3-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building at 325-329 Highland Avenue in Bernal Heights, owned by the David Looman 2017 Trust, was constructed in 1931 and has undergone various significant maintenance and improvement projects over the years. Most recently, in 2023-2024, there have been some concerning infrastructure issues, including a collapsed sidewalk (reported November 2023) and damage from tree roots affecting the sidewalk (September 2024). The building has a history of window replacements, with major work completed in 2008 involving the installation of 17 vinyl windows, including 6 on the front facade, though this work was later recorded as being done without proper permits and design guideline review.

The property has experienced several notable maintenance events, including termite remediation in 2007, rear stair replacement in 2000 responding to a building complaint, and significant electrical system upgrades in 2014 including the installation of a common area panel and metering system. Plumbing improvements include a water heater replacement in 2016. The building has undergone routine housing inspections, with records showing attention to common area maintenance, though some permits have expired and required re-issuance, as seen in multiple permits from 2008.

Recent activity around the property has primarily involved parking enforcement matters and some environmental maintenance issues, with multiple reports of illegal parking and driveway blocking in late 2024, and an open case regarding a fallen tree from April 2024 has remained on record. The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of required updates and repairs, with most significant work being properly completed though some permits required renewal and there have been isolated instances of work proceeding without proper permitting. The property appears to have maintained compliance with major building safety requirements, though the recent sidewalk issues noted in 2023-2024 represent the most current infrastructure concern on record.