2380 Washington St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The three-story, six-unit multi-family residential building at 2380 Washington Street in Pacific Heights, owned by Antonio & Rita Castellucci, has an extensive history dating back to its 1925 construction. Most notably, the building is currently classified as a non-compliant Tier 3 property under San Francisco's mandatory Soft Story Retrofit Program, with an active building complaint filed in October 2019 regarding failure to complete required seismic retrofit work, which remains unresolved as of 2023. This violation led to a final warning letter in January 2020 and subsequent referral to City Attorney in February 2022.

The building's permit history shows an attempt at compliance with seismic retrofit requirements in 2017, though that permit was cancelled. Other significant permits include a completed code compliance work in 1986 and a reroofing project in 1995, which has since expired. The property has undergone several routine safety inspections over the years, including one in 2013 by Housing Inspection Services. A concerning fire complaint from February 2006 was reportedly resolved with conditions corrected.

Recent external maintenance issues noted through 311 calls include a lifted sidewalk (2020), Christmas tree removal (2021), and various parking-related concerns, though these are primarily external to the building itself. The most recent interactions with city services have mostly involved non-building specific matters such as temporary moving signs, street cleaning, and parking enforcement. The building's overall record suggests significant ongoing concerns regarding seismic preparedness, as evidenced by the active Soft Story violation and incomplete retrofit work, which represents the most critical outstanding issue impacting resident safety. While the property has maintained basic structural and safety compliance through various permits and routine inspections, the failure to complete the mandatory seismic retrofit work remains the most pressing compliance issue in recent years.