335-339 Eddy St, San Francisco, CA 94102

The 3-story, 8-unit apartment building at 335-339 Eddy Street in the Tenderloin, owned by Ngo Camellia, was constructed in 1916 and has a documented history of maintenance and safety issues requiring attention. Most notably, in 2008, there was a significant cluster of violations including hazardous conditions, weatherproofing issues, electrical problems, general maintenance needs, lead paint concerns, fire safety violations, and stair repairs, all of which were abated by October 2008.

The building has experienced recurring water damage issues, with multiple complaints between 2004 and 2014 regarding leaks affecting both residential units and commercial spaces, as well as emergency egress concerns due to storage practices in 2013. More recent history shows some ongoing building management challenges, with a 2023 complaint regarding work performed without proper permits and documented 311 calls in late 2024 addressing various maintenance and sanitation issues in the vicinity.

The building's fire safety record shows several alarm activations, most of which were due to system malfunctions or false alarms, with one incident in 2009 related to alarm systems requiring correction. A routine inspection in 2000 and compliance work in 1983-1985 indicate regular oversight, and in 2006 the property underwent structural work involving cantilevered steel soldier piles with wood lagging along the south property line, indicating attention to structural integrity. While many historical issues have been resolved, the pattern of recurring water-related problems and the 2023 permit compliance issue suggest ongoing maintenance challenges.