18 Hale St, San Francisco, CA 94134

The 3-unit multi-family residential building at 18 Hale Street in the Portola neighborhood is a 3-story structure built in 2008, owned by Ta Sochi & Banh Long M. The building's construction began with a permit in August 2006 for a 2-family dwelling at a cost of approximately $484,000, which was completed, and followed by a significant renovation in July 2008 that added a bathroom on the second floor and revised various room configurations within Unit 18 at an additional cost of $11,000.

During the same period, comprehensive infrastructure work was undertaken, including the installation of plumbing systems (covering 3 restrooms, kitchen facilities, and other utilities across multiple units), and the electrical setup with a 200-amp service and three meters, both of which were successfully completed. The most recent history of the property (from late 2024 to early 2025) shows ongoing challenges with street cleanliness and parking enforcement, including multiple instances of garbage and debris requiring removal by city services, two incidents involving needles that required special attention, and several cases of driveway blocking that resulted in parking enforcement responses.

While these recent issues primarily relate to street and sidewalk conditions rather than building-specific concerns, they may impact the overall environment around the residence. The property has maintained its structural integrity and utility systems since their installation, as evidenced by the lack of any recent building or systems-related complaints in the available data.