2352 Post St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The two-unit residential building at 2352 Post Street in Lower Pacific Heights, constructed in 1904, has undergone several significant changes and faced various maintenance issues over the past decades. The property has seen multiple interior modifications, including completed tenant improvements in 2000 worth $20,000, and some earlier renovation attempts in 1999 that were either withdrawn or expired.

Notably, the building had important safety work done in 1995 when dry rot members were removed from the rear wood exterior stairs. More recent concerns include an active complaint from June 2023 regarding a potentially code-violating front porch light, following a similar lighting issue from 2019 when upper floor lighting was reportedly causing trouble for neighbors. The property has experienced several maintenance and environmental challenges in recent years, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls throughout 2024.

These include reports of graffiti (resolved by owner action), garbage and debris issues, a liquid spill on the sidewalk, and various parking-related incidents. A notable planning development was the approved occupancy of vacant basement space for a medical office, representing a significant change to the building's use profile. The recent pattern of complaints and 311 calls suggests ongoing maintenance and community relations challenges, particularly concerning exterior lighting and street cleanliness issues.