315 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit, two-story residential building at 315 24th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood is a 1916 flats/duplex structure currently owned by Maunas Pascal. The building's maintenance history shows some attention to structural upkeep, including a $11,000 reroofing project completed in 2015. However, there have been several concerning incidents affecting resident safety and comfort over the years.

In 2013, a complaint was filed regarding mold in a bedroom caused by a shower leak, though this issue's resolution status is unclear. More recently, between 2020 and 2025, the property has experienced multiple infrastructure and safety-related events, including a collapsed sidewalk (December 2020) requiring PG&E involvement, sewer vent odor issues (September 2020), and three notable emergency responses: a gas leak, a fire (other), and a smoke detector malfunction, none of which resulted in civilian injuries. The building's immediate vicinity has seen various municipal service calls, particularly relating to parking enforcement, with multiple reports of driveway blocking and double parking incidents recorded in 2021.

There have also been several garbage and debris incidents reported in 2024, involving both electronics and furniture on the street/sidewalk. A rent board service request was recorded and resolved in January 2022. Most of the recent 311 calls have been successfully resolved, though one encampment report from July 2024 was documented as "Unable to Locate." While the building's permits indicate some investment in maintenance, the recurring nature of certain issues, particularly those affecting resident comfort and safety, is notable.