2229-2233 North Point St, San Francisco, CA 94123

This two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building located at 2229-2233 North Point Street in the Marina neighborhood was built in 1928 and is currently owned by the D'ambra Family Trust. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and repair projects over the past two decades, including multiple roofing projects (most recently in 2011 at a cost of $10,650), stucco repairs (in 2011 and 2002 addressing issues with dry rot), and various other structural maintenance work. Most notably, in March 2023, the building was subject to multiple housing code violations that were documented and subsequently addressed by August 2023.

These violations included issues with door hardware, kitchen cabinets, window maintenance, electrical wiring, plumbing modifications, fire safety requirements, and evidence of water intrusion, all of which were officially abated as of August 24, 2023. A complaint filed during this period indicated concerns about exposed wiring, plumbing leaks, and general dilapidation of the structure, though the building's compliance status was ultimately resolved through appropriate remediation efforts. The property has experienced recurring issues with parking enforcement, particularly regarding vehicles blocking driveways, with three separate instances of citations being issued between 2021 and 2023.

There have also been two documented cases between 2017-2018 regarding improper management of waste receptacles (toters) being left out continuously, and the most recent complaint in February 2023 indicated multiple maintenance issues that were subsequently addressed through building code violation procedures. Street-related maintenance matters have been relatively minor, including some responses to loose garbage and street cleaning concerns, with one instance of a flickering streetlight being resolved in 2015. The building's documented history shows a pattern of periodic maintenance and repairs, particularly addressing structural and safety concerns, with the most recent comprehensive violation resolution suggesting increased attention to code compliance and resident safety.