Sea Cliff house auction nears after squatter standoff

San Francisco supervisors approve auction for Sea Cliff home amid squatter standoff and police complaints.

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Sea Cliff house auction nears after squatter standoff

San Francisco supervisors approve auction for Sea Cliff home amid squatter standoff and police complaints.

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San Francisco supervisors approve auction for Sea Cliff home amid squatter standoff and police complaints. San Francisco supervisors cleared a path to auction a Sea Cliff home occupied by squatters using forged deeds, with neighbors urging police accountability after a month-long standoff. Originally reported by The…

Supervisors clear auction path

Two attached houses with distinct colors—one grey and one cream—stand side by side, with trees and a red scooter parked on the street.

The Board of Supervisors approved a resolution allowing the city to auction a tax-defaulted Sea Cliff home occupied by squatters who used forged deeds.

Auction details

The sale will begin at 250 32nd Ave with over $342,000 in taxes owed since July 2021, and the auction stops if anyone pays the bill.

Squatter standoff

Neighbors report a yearlong standoff with squatters using forged deeds, attracting visitors at all hours and linked to illegal activity.

Police complaint

A gray-haired man in a suit talks outdoors, while a black-haired woman with red lipstick and a red blouse looks thoughtfully indoors.

Cameron Will submitted a complaint to the Police Accountability Office on Oct. 16 alleging SFPD let an unregistered van leave with dogs.

City attorney's lawsuit

A circular shape divided into black and yellow halves features a stylized building with a tall spire centered within it, against a yellow background.

City Attorney David Chiu filed a lawsuit to bar squatters Brandon Aadee and Diana Peng from transferring ownership of the property.

SFPD response

A woman with a pensive expression rests her head on her hand behind a desk with laptops and a microphone, in a formal room with paneled walls.

Neighbors say SFPD increased engagement after reporting, including a plainclothes officer monitoring the property.

Injunction hearing

The city attorney’s injunction hearing is set for Friday to challenge squatters' ownership of the property.

Squatter allegations

Neighbors allege squatters and visitors are involved in drug activity, identity theft, and repeated break-ins at the home.

Next steps

Next steps

The auction could proceed this year if neighbors secure payment of the $342,000 tax debt before the year ends.

The key point

San Francisco supervisors cleared a path to auction a Sea Cliff home occupied by squatters using forged deeds, with neighbors urging police accountability after a month-long standoff.

Read the original on The San Francisco Standard

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