1244-1246 Geneva Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 1244-1246 Geneva Avenue, owned by Steve Pham and Kim Huong Do, was constructed in 1926 and includes space for commercial use on the ground floor. The building's maintenance record shows a significant infrastructure upgrade with a reroofing project completed in 2004 at a cost of $3,200. A notable incident occurred in early 2019 when the property faced issues with a vacant storefront, resulting in a violation under the Vacant or Abandoned Commercial StoreFront Ordinance.

This issue was escalated through a final warning letter in March 2019 but was resolved within approximately two months, by April 2019. The property has experienced recurring external maintenance challenges, particularly related to graffiti and street cleanliness, with multiple incidents documented over the years. Most recently, in July 2024, there were two resolved cases of graffiti on a pole, and in October 2020, there was an incident involving an overflowing city garbage can that was promptly addressed.

Historical records from 2012-2013 show similar issues with graffiti on both the building and street infrastructure, as well as problems with stickers on street signs. While these external maintenance issues have been consistently addressed by city services, they suggest ongoing challenges with the building's surrounding environment. The most recent documented issues have been relatively minor and have been promptly resolved through appropriate city services.