62 Avila Street
Single-family house
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1924
One of a row of bungalows built by Meyer Brothers before the block was paved — among the earliest houses in the Marina Vanderbilt tract. Meyer Brothers, the San Francisco firm headed by Theodore Meyer that the press called the city's largest home builder by 1921. It was the first to buy land in the Marina Vanderbilt tract in 1924 and put up more than eighty-five buildings in it.
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Jul 1985
Dry rot repair.
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Apr 1988
Build non-bear 1-hr wall @ bsmt, install door, plywood floor.
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Jul 2008
198 sq ft addition @ lower floor including bedroom & full bath. 55 sq ft deck @ south lightwell & a 87 sq ft addition @ upper floor including new interior stair & bedroom.
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Feb 2012
12 sq ft enclosure and remodel of kitchen and bathroom.
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Sep 2020
Reroofing.
3 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 2 expired or cancelled permits are not shown.
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