250 Brighton Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit residential building at 250 Brighton Avenue in the Ingleside neighborhood, owned by Chao Hong & Tina Zhu Revoc, has undergone several significant modifications and improvements since its construction in 1962. In early 2004, substantial interior renovations were completed, including the addition of a bedroom, play room/laundry room, bathroom, and storage space on the ground floor, followed by electrical upgrades including basement remodeling with new bedroom and bathroom constructions, along with a 200-amp service upgrade. The property has also had exterior improvements, including repair of dry rot and stucco replacement in 2003.

More recent building maintenance records show no major structural or system changes. The property has experienced recurring issues with parking violations, particularly regarding driveway blockages, with at least six documented incidents between 2021 and 2025. There have been several public space maintenance concerns in the vicinity, including reports of garbage, debris, and an abandoned Christmas tree in 2024.

The building's fire alarm system has experienced multiple unintentional activations, though no actual fires or civilian injuries have been reported. The most recent incidents include a parking enforcement case in January 2025 and various street cleaning issues in late 2024. While the building's major systems and structure appear to have received appropriate attention over the years, the recurring parking and street maintenance issues in the immediate vicinity can be noted as ongoing concerns for residents.