345 Brazil Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building at 345 Brazil Avenue in the Excelsior neighborhood, built in 1923 and currently owned by the Gor Sit Ying Revoc Trust, has a documented history of maintenance and environmental issues in recent months. The only building permit on record is from 1992 for aluminum window installation, which has since expired.

Between December 2024 and January 2025, there has been a notable pattern of street cleaning and environmental maintenance issues in the immediate vicinity of the property. These include multiple reports of garbage and debris (including mattresses, loose garbage, and furniture) that were generally resolved by city services, though one incident was recorded involving a hazardous battery.

There was also a series of parking-related complaints, particularly regarding reports of abandoned vehicles, though all these cases were closed with determination that the vehicles were not abandoned, typically because they moved during weekly street cleaning. An incident involving public graffiti on a pole was reported and resolved in December 2024. While these issues primarily pertain to the street and sidewalk areas rather than the building itself, they do indicate ongoing challenges with waste management and parking enforcement in the immediate neighborhood.