322-330 Eddy St, San Francisco, CA 94102

The 322-330 Eddy Street building is a 24-unit, 6-story multi-family residential property located in the Tenderloin neighborhood, built in 1923 and currently owned by Paul G. Boschetti. The building's recent history (2022-2025) shows recurring maintenance issues, particularly regarding mold problems, with multiple complaints in 2022-2025 documenting mold in bathrooms and other areas, as well as concerns about improperly functioning windows.

The building has experienced several plumbing issues, including leaks in 2019-2020, and multiple complaints about garbage and debris issues in recent years. A significant cluster of building violations was documented in 2008, including issues with fire escape ladders, heating system maintenance, fire extinguishers, garbage chutes, boiler permits, exit signage, and electrical equipment clearances, though these were subsequently abated. The property has active fire safety concerns as of late 2023/2024, with open violations regarding building contact information, standpipe system issues, and sleeping area requirements. Historical fire safety problems include violations related to alarm systems, extinguishers, and sprinkler systems in 2007-2019, though many of these were resolved.

The building experienced several fire alarm activations (though none resulted in fires or injuries) and has documented instances of fire-related system issues such as sprinkler concerns and cooking incidents. The building's permit history shows some attempted improvements, including a cancelled sign installation in 2014 and earlier efforts to install a solar system in 1983 and a fire suppression system in 1995, though these permits have since expired. Most recent violations and complaints have centered around basic maintenance and safety issues, including multiple instances of garbage concerns in the vicinity, which while not directly related to building conditions, indicate ongoing challenges in the immediate neighborhood environment. The building's history shows a pattern of maintenance challenges spanning multiple years, with the most pressing recent concerns focused on mold, plumbing issues, and fire safety systems.