536 Faxon Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

536 Faxon Avenue is a three-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1947, currently owned by Lewis Al R & Saeko, containing two units. The building underwent significant construction work in 2002, when a major project was initiated to raise the existing structure and add two new floors including a garage and additional dwelling unit, with an estimated cost of $225,000. This project experienced multiple permit renewals and extensions between 2002 and 2009, including several related to engineering corrections and roof modifications, with the final permit renewal occurring in May 2009.

During this period, the property faced building violations in March 2008 due to expired permits and failure to obtain final inspections, though these issues were ultimately resolved by July 2009. Since the major renovation period, the building has had relatively few significant issues, with most recent concerns centered around exterior maintenance and waste management. There were multiple 311 calls in late 2024 regarding garbage and debris on the property, as well as some parking enforcement requests.

A notable fire-related incident occurred in February 2020 involving sprinkler activation but resulted in no injuries and was determined to be unintentional. The building has had some recent issues with graffiti, with a Notice of Violation issued in November 2024, though this was marked as "Not Offensive" by authorities. The most recent building-related activity on record is from October 2023, when the property was listed as requiring a preliminary housing inspection, though the specific nature of this inspection is not detailed in the records.