222-224 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 222-224 24th Avenue in the Lake-Presidio neighborhood, owned by Wayne P. Hom and Josephine Y.

Hom, dates back to 1922. The property has undergone several documented improvements over the years, including three window upgrades and a roofing project. The earliest of these was completed in 1983 when aluminum windows were installed, followed by a similar window installation in 1995 and another window-related project noted in 1997, though both of these permits are now expired.

The building's recent history includes three 311 calls in the vicinity between 2015 and 2019, though none directly relate to the building's condition or operations. These calls were regarding parking issues, medical waste (specifically needles) on the street, and an abandoned vehicle, all of which were addressed by the relevant city departments with varying outcomes. The most recent permit on record, from 1997, suggests that while the property has received periodic maintenance attention in the past, there have been no major permitted improvements or modifications in the past quarter-century.