278 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The three-unit residential building at 278 24th Avenue, located in the Lake-Presidio neighborhood, is a three-story structure built in 1981 and currently owned by Howard Jow and the Jennie & Madel family. The building's maintenance history includes a significant $15,000 reroofing project completed in 2009, though more recent maintenance records are unavailable.

The property has experienced several notable issues over its history, including a plumbing complaint in October 2016 regarding a non-functioning toilet that rendered the restroom unusable, and a brief investigation in 1996 concerning possible illegal units and meter over-configuration, though both issues were resolved through normal channels. The surrounding area has experienced various quality-of-life incidents as documented through 311 calls, though these appear primarily related to street-level concerns rather than building-specific issues.

Recent incidents include a garbage disposal issue in October 2024 involving electronics, two separate instances of driveway-blocking vehicles (in February 2023 and October 2018), and minor urban maintenance matters such as graffiti removal (July 2019), general cleaning (December 2016), and waste removal (September 2016). While these external incidents suggest typical urban challenges in the neighborhood, they are generally not uncommon for the area and do not directly implicate the building's maintenance or safety.