334 Duncan St, San Francisco, CA 94131

334 Duncan Street is a two-story multi-family residential building located in Noe Valley, constructed in 1900 and currently owned by the Farac-Lowy Revocable Trust. The building's historical records indicate ongoing maintenance attention, particularly regarding the front stairs, which have required periodic repairs. Most recently, in December 2020, a permit was issued and completed for stair repairs costing $1,245, which followed a similar repair project from 1989 when front stairs were reconstructed.

Earlier records show an expired reroofing permit from 1998 and an attempt in 1988 to legalize the building's use as two flats, which also expired. The property has generated several 311 calls over recent years, though none appear to be directly related to the building's structural condition or safety. These calls have primarily concerned parking issues, including reports of abandoned vehicles and illegal parking, with the most recent incident occurring in August 2023.

A 2024 Rent Board customer callback was successfully resolved regarding amendments to the base rent range for a unit in the Housing Inventory, marking this as the only direct tenant-related interaction in recent years. The building's maintenance history suggests regular upkeep, particularly of its front stairs, though the expired permits from 1988 and 1998 indicate that not all proposed improvements were completed or properly finalized in the system. While the building appears to have maintained its status as a multi-family residential property, the absence of recent complaints or reported issues suggests relative stability, though the nature of the repairs and permits indicates ongoing maintenance requirements typical of a century-old structure.