2335 Washington St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The 15-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building at 2335 Washington Street in Pacific Heights, constructed in 1929, has undergone several significant safety and maintenance improvements over the past 15 years. Most recently, in 2024, gas pipe repairs were completed, and the building had previously undergone mandatory seismic retrofitting in 2018 at a cost of $82,000, achieving completion designation.

The property has a documented history of addressing fire safety requirements, including a 2009 fire alarm system upgrade with new devices, though there was a notable fire incident in 2008 requiring smoke damage repairs to non-bearing masonry walls. Recent fire code violations from 2019 and 2025 indicate periodic fire safety issues, including multiple violations in 2019 related to exits/storage and a 2025 violation regarding sleeping area requirements that remains open as of the report date. The building's maintenance history shows attention to critical infrastructure, including a 2013 sewer line replacement and various gas line repairs, though some permits from 2008 related to gas lines and electrical repairs appear expired or cancelled.

Resident complaints have periodically surfaced regarding various building conditions, including a 2016 complaint about heating and electrical issues, a 2015 complaint about chipping paint, and a 2022 complaint about construction-related disturbances. The property has experienced three false fire alarms and one elevator rescue incident, with no reported civilian injuries in these events. The building is classified as Tier 4 in the city's soft-story retrofit program, and while the work is marked as complete, the property has experienced various code violations over the years, particularly related to fire safety and building maintenance.