2454 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94115

The four-story apartment building at 2454 Geary Blvd, owned by Christopher Omran, was constructed in 1910 and has experienced several significant maintenance and infrastructure challenges over the years. Most recently, in late 2021, there was a reported water intrusion issue affecting Unit 2 in the main building, with complaints of a leaking ceiling. The building has faced recurring drainage and sewage problems, with complaints in 2012 documenting both sewage backup issues and malfunctioning sump pump systems in the building.

In 2013, a portion of the building's siding was replaced at a cost of $27,000, and a sewage pump replacement was completed in 2012, indicating ongoing concerns with the building's plumbing systems. The building underwent substantial electrical system improvements in 2003, including the installation of new electrical panels, circuits, and appliance connections during a remodeling project involving four units. Building violations from 2001-2004 documented multiple safety and maintenance issues, including problems with stairs, fire safety equipment, gas utility shutoffs, and egress obstructions, all of which were subsequently abated.

A horizontal expansion complaint was filed in 2004 regarding unauthorized rooftop work, though records indicate this issue was eventually abated. The building's fire safety systems have shown intermittent issues, with several documented alarm activations between 2003 and 2014, though none resulted in injuries or confirmed fires. A notable pattern of garbage and debris reports has emerged in recent years (2024), though these appear to be primarily related to street cleaning issues rather than building-specific problems. The building's unit count is listed as 0 in the current data, which may require verification.