2353-2355 North Point St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The property at 2353-2355 North Point Street is a 2-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Marina neighborhood. Built in 1927 and currently owned by John Stephen Graham Jr Revocable Trust, this flats and duplex building has undergone several significant modifications and faced various regulatory requirements over the years. The most recent development is an active permit from January 2024 to resolve issues stemming from a 2019 Notice of Violation (NOV) regarding expired permits, with a minimal listed cost of $1.

This follows previous attempts to address structural and compliance concerns, including a 2021 approved permit for garage door relocation, balcony modifications, railing updates, and facade improvements with a budget of $50,000. The building has experienced some maintenance and safety concerns, including a 2015 complaint about a potentially hazardous dryer vent situation (now resolved) and an active 2019 complaint regarding foundation damage that reportedly affected a neighboring property. The property has undergone various infrastructure upgrades, including comprehensive plumbing and electrical renovations in 2010 involving the replacement of heating systems, bathroom and kitchen remodels, and the installation of new electrical systems.

Multiple permits have been filed for siding and window replacements, as well as concrete work, though some of these applications have been expired or cancelled. There have been several parking-related enforcement actions in recent years, particularly regarding driveway blocking, with multiple citations issued between 2023 and 2024. Planning records indicate proposed enhancements including a possible fourth floor addition, roof deck, and various exterior modifications, though not all proposals have been pursued to completion. While the building has faced periodic violations and maintenance issues, most appear to have been addressed through subsequent permits and repairs, with the exception of the 2019 foundation-related complaint which remains active as of the latest records review.