8-10 Naglee Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit residential building at 8-10 Naglee Ave is a two-story flats and duplex structure located in San Francisco's Outer Mission neighborhood, owned by Steven H. Chan and constructed in 1958. The property has a documented history of moisture-related structural issues, with multiple dry rot repairs having been performed between 2000 and 2021, affecting various areas including the light well, entry breezeway, and both the front and interior sections of the building.

Most recently, in December 2021, repairs were made to address dry rot and water leaks in the light well that affected a closet floor, with similar issues being addressed through other permits in prior years. The building underwent significant improvements in 2000-2001, including termite damage repairs, stucco replacement, and a room addition in the basement that included a family room and full bath. The most substantial single improvement was a complete reroofing project completed in 2017, which cost $13,400.

The property has experienced occasional maintenance challenges in the surrounding area, with multiple 311 calls regarding graffiti on the building between 2018-2020, though all were resolved through normal city processes. Environmental maintenance issues in the immediate vicinity have been addressed through various city services, including street cleaning and garbage overflow matters, with all cases marked as resolved. The building's maintenance record shows consistent attention to structural issues, particularly regarding moisture and wood deterioration, with repairs being executed through properly documented permits. While the property has experienced periodic cosmetic and environmental challenges typical of urban settings, these have generally been addressed promptly through appropriate channels.