2226 North Point St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit residential building at 2226 North Point Street in San Francisco's Marina neighborhood is a 2-story flats/duplex structure built in 1927, currently owned by the Bowen Family Trust 1998. The property is undergoing window improvements, with an active permit from January 2024 for replacing nine street-facing windows with energy-efficient aluminum-clad wood windows at a cost of $21,417, which has been officially approved.

The building's historical records show earlier structural work from 1990 involving foundation bolting and stucco repairs. The property has experienced several maintenance and enforcement issues in 2024, with a notable cluster of parking violations particularly related to driveway blocking, with at least seven documented incidents between April and November 2024 resulting in citations or official warnings.

An April 2024 incident indicated a sidewalk defect related to PG&E gas excavation work. The building has also had four documented false alarm incidents related to fire safety systems, including alarm system activations and carbon monoxide detector tests, all of which were determined to be false with no civilian injuries reported. The most recent active building improvement, involving window replacements, suggests ongoing maintenance and modernization efforts by the current ownership.