108-110 Russia Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The property at 108-110 Russia Avenue is a two-story multi-family residential building located in the Excelsior neighborhood, containing three units and built in 1926, currently owned by the Dejesus Family Trust. The building's maintenance history shows several significant repairs over the years, including window replacements (2000), a reroofing project (1994), and dry rot repairs with waterproofing improvements to stairs (1992). Of particular concern is a pattern of serious infrastructure issues, including two significant sewer incidents: a 2010 complaint about raw sewage running down the street and a 2015 violation regarding sewer-related problems, both of which were eventually abated.

The building experienced notable heating system failures in late 2014 to early 2015, with documented heating violations and complaints about inadequate heat in occupied habitable rooms, particularly affecting unit B on the second floor. A rat infestation was also reported and resolved in 2014. The property has an active building complaint filed in 2002 regarding an alleged illegal unit downstairs, though its current status could not be determined from the provided data.

More recently, the building's location has been subject to various parking enforcement issues, with multiple complaints about vehicles blocking sidewalks and driveways or parking illegally between 2021 and 2024. These parking violations were generally addressed by enforcement officers, with some resulting in citations, while others resulted in "unable to locate" responses. The most recent service interaction was a Public Utilities Commission billing request in September 2024 and there was one hazardous materials inspection in 2022 that found no actionable conditions. The building's documented history reveals a pattern of infrastructure maintenance issues, particularly relating to plumbing and heating systems, while recent history shows ongoing challenges with parking enforcement in the immediate vicinity.