538 Holloway Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit residential building at 538 Holloway Avenue in the Ingleside neighborhood, owned by Larkin Street Youth Service, was constructed in 1988 as a two-family dwelling and has undergone several significant improvements over its lifetime. The most substantial upgrade occurred in 2003, when a $120,000 disability access project was completed at the ground level, improving inclusivity with new partitions and necessary plumbing and electrical work. A major reroofing project was undertaken in 2006 with a budget of $17,000, though records indicate this permit expired.

The building has also seen comprehensive interior electrical work in 2004, involving the installation of new lighting, switches, receptacles, and circuits, along with remodeling of three bathrooms, kitchen, and bedroom areas. More recently, documentation shows the building received zoning certification for Supportive Housing, with planning records indicating discussions about required parking in the area. The property has generated several external service calls over recent years, though none appear to directly relate to building safety or maintenance issues.

These include a noise report in early 2024, two parking enforcement calls in 2021 and 2019, a graffiti incident in 2019, and a complaint to Housing and Homeless Services in 2020. An abandoned vehicle report from 2012 was resolved when officers arrived to find the vehicle had already departed. While these incidents indicate some neighborhood activity around the property, they primarily relate to external conditions rather than building-specific concerns. The building's maintenance history shows regular updates and improvements have been made over time, particularly focusing on accessibility and interior modernization, though it's worth noting that some permits have had procedural issues such as expiration.