2328-2330 North Point St, San Francisco, CA 94123

This 1929 four-story multi-family residential building located at 2328-2330 North Point Street in the Marina neighborhood, currently owned by Mcintosh Revoc Trust, has undergone significant renovations and faced several regulatory challenges in recent years. Major improvements between 2018-2022 included the installation of a comprehensive fire safety system with automatic sprinklers and monitoring, extensive plumbing upgrades (including the addition of a pool and spa), and significant electrical work during a major remodeling project that involved updating lighting, wiring, and safety systems. The building has also seen improvements to outdoor spaces, including roof deck expansion and landscape enhancements.

However, there were multiple building complaints during 2017-2019 regarding construction practices, including concerns about dust control, structural issues, and unpermitted work, particularly during a 2017-2018 remodeling phase. More recently, 2023 brought some safety concerns with fire safety systems, though these were promptly corrected according to fire complaint records. The property has experienced recurring issues with blocked driveway access, with several reports in 2024, though most were unable to be verified by enforcement officers.

A notable tenant buyout was recorded on August 9, 2021, involving two tenants and totaling $27,200. The building's recent history shows a pattern of major improvements and modernization efforts, particularly focusing on safety systems and amenities, while also revealing some persistent challenges with construction oversight and parking management. The property underwent a significant transformation during the 2017-2019 period, with particular attention to fire safety compliance and modernizations, followed by recent improvements to outdoor spaces and amenities. While there have been intermittent safety and compliance issues, especially regarding construction practices and parking, the property has generally maintained active compliance with regulatory requirements, as evidenced by the prompt correction of more recent fire safety concerns in 2022-2023.