# Sea Cliff house auction nears after squatter standoff

> San Francisco supervisors approve auction for Sea Cliff home amid squatter standoff and police complaints.
- Title: Sea Cliff house auction nears after squatter standoff
- Summary: San Francisco supervisors approve auction for Sea Cliff home amid squatter standoff and police complaints. San Francisco supervisors cleared a path to…
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- Source: The San Francisco Standard — https://sfstandard.com/2026/10/20/sea-cliff-squatter-house-police-complaint-auction-vote
- Published: 2026-10-20T23:15:04+00:00
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- Topics: sea cliff, supervisors, auction, squatter, police accountability, deed fraud, city attorney, sfpd, news, local
## Supervisors clear auction path
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
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
City Attorney David Chiu filed a lawsuit to bar squatters Brandon Aadee and Diana Peng from transferring ownership of the property.
## SFPD response
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
The auction could proceed this year if neighbors secure payment of the $342,000 tax debt before the year ends.
## Key takeaway

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.