2330-2334 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94115

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 2330-2334 Geary Blvd, built in 1900 in the Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood, has undergone several significant improvements and faced various maintenance challenges over the years. Most notably, in 2011, the building underwent substantial structural reinforcement including lateral and foundation upgrades, along with comprehensive bathroom and kitchen remodeling across all three units, at a cost of $120,000. The building's safety systems were notably improved with the installation of earthquake gas valves for all units in 2015 and a complete plumbing overhaul in early 2012 that included new water heaters, bathtubs, and full repiping with copper pipes.

More recent maintenance issues have emerged, particularly concerning window functionality and safety concerns. In June 2024, a complaint was filed regarding a broken window, which led to violations for window operation and sash frame repair requirements, though these were subsequently abated by November 2024. The building has a history of addressing safety concerns, as evidenced by earlier complaints about stairs and handrails.

Between 2010-2012, violations were documented regarding unsafe stairs, handrail repairs, and fire safety requirements which have all been marked as not active following compliance actions. More recent inspections and permits suggest ongoing attention to building systems, including multiple street space permits and utility upgrades. While the building has experienced various maintenance issues over its history, recent records indicate that violations have generally been addressed, though the 2024 window-related violations and the building's vintage suggest that ongoing maintenance attention is required.