124 Teddy Ave, San Francisco, CA 94134

The two-unit residential building at 124 Teddy Avenue in Visitacion Valley, owned by Zhao Sally, was constructed in 1916 and has undergone several significant issues and improvements over its lifetime. Most notably, as of December 2024, there are multiple active violations including unauthorized attic bathroom installation, improper occupancy, heating system deficiencies, stairs requiring repairs, and mold/mildew presence, along with concerns about plumbing, electrical, and ventilation systems.

These violations appear to be part of a larger pattern of maintenance issues, with historical records showing stair-related problems in 2001 (which were ultimately resolved by 2002), and a work without permit complaint regarding staircase alterations in 2013. The building's maintenance history shows some attention to infrastructure, including roofing work in 1995 (though one permit expired), vinyl siding installation in 1998, and repairs to front stairs and deck in 2013.

Recent 311 calls from 2024 reveal various neighborhood maintenance issues, including reports of sewage discharge, sidewalk parking violations, and abandoned vehicles, though these pertain more to street conditions than the building itself. The property has been involved in two tenant buyout offers in the past three years, with one for $50,000 in January 2024 and a smaller one for $2,300 in April 2020 at a different location, though these may not directly relate to this building. While some historical violations have been resolved, the current active violations suggest ongoing building maintenance and safety concerns that have persisted despite previous remediation efforts.