160-164 Leland Ave, San Francisco, CA 94134

The property at 160-164 Leland Ave is a two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1945, containing three units plus a storefront, located in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley neighborhood. The building's maintenance history shows several significant improvements, including a substantial renovation in 2009 with storefront window replacements and exterior downlighting installation valued at over $15,000.

Earlier maintenance work included the replacement of damaged stucco and framing in 2009 (cost: $3,500), replacement of rear stairways and landings in 1999, and the legalization of ground floor modifications in 1999. There was a notable complaint in 1999 regarding heating issues and unauthorized utility access, related to the ground floor unit which was reportedly illegal at that time, though this situation appears to have been addressed based on subsequent legalization work. The building's recent history shows some infrastructure upkeep through various permits, including sidewalk permits issued in 2007.

The surrounding area has experienced multiple cleanup incidents between 2018-2024, primarily related to street sanitation issues, including garbage, debris, and some incidents involving waste that were promptly resolved by city services. These external matters, while not directly impacting the building's condition, reflect the general neighborhood environment. The most recent building-related work on record includes sidewalk maintenance and garbage management responses, with the most current permit activity occurring in 2024, showing ongoing attention to property upkeep and regulatory compliance.