387 Edinburgh St, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit residential building at 387 Edinburgh St in the Excelsior neighborhood, owned by Rosendo & Maria G Corrales, is a two-story flats and duplex structure constructed in 1906. The property's most significant historical safety concern occurred in late 1998 when one of two fire exits was reported blocked, particularly concerning as it involved a tenant with three small children; this issue was subsequently addressed by February 1999.

Record-keeping shows two completed building permits from 1989: one for removing a rear wall and stucco work, and another for repairing damaged wood in the front stair and replacing a stringer. Recent history from 2022 onwards indicates ongoing issues with parking violations, particularly involving multiple citations for sidewalk parking by various vehicles (primarily Honda models), suggesting a persistent problem with illegal parking in the vicinity.

The property has also experienced some infrastructure challenges, including tree-related issues with damaged and property-damaging trees reported in 2024 and 2022, respectively, though these cases are still open with the Department of Public Works. Other miscellaneous incidents recorded include hazardous materials spills (resolved), Christmas tree removal (completed), and several parking enforcement actions, with the most recent activity related to a parking violation in September 2024 where officers were unable to locate the offending vehicle.