324 Woolsey St, San Francisco, CA 94134

The two-unit residential building at 324 Woolsey Street in the Portola neighborhood, owned by the Yeung Family Trust, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1920. The property's maintenance record shows minimal historical work, with only one completed building permit on file for reroofing work done in 1990.

However, the most significant recent event was a sewage back-up incident in December 2024, which was promptly addressed and resolved by the PUC - Sewer Operations team. The property has experienced multiple environmental and maintenance issues in late 2024, including several instances of non-offensive graffiti on public spaces (including a pole and sidewalk) between November 21-25, 2024, and various reports of garbage and debris on the street, some of which involved abandoned furniture. While these street-level issues are important for overall neighborhood quality, they are primarily related to public space rather than the building itself.

The surrounding area has seen three notable tenant buyouts in nearby addresses between 2022-2023, with significant payouts including $175,000 for four tenants at 346 Woolsey Street, $45,624 for four tenants at 340 Woolsey Street, and $16,000 for one tenant at 534 Woolsey Street. These buyouts suggest ongoing changes in the immediate area, though they are not directly related to the conditions of 324 Woolsey Street itself. The property has also been subject to various street maintenance issues in late 2024, including one open case regarding a curb defect (reported November 25, 2024) and two abandoned vehicle reports, though these issues are primarily related to public infrastructure rather than the building's condition.