321 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

321 24th Avenue is a two-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood, consisting of three units and constructed in 1984. The property, currently owned by the Anthony Go Revocable Trust, has undergone several documented improvements and maintenance work over the years. Significant historical work includes the initial construction permits from October 1983, bathroom renovations on the first floor in 1999, the installation of additional fire sprinkler heads in 2000, and a reroofing project in 2001.

More recently, the building's plumbing system received an upgrade with the replacement of a 40-gallon water heater in December 2008. The building experienced a notable cluster of fire and safety regulation violations in May 2003, including requirements for smoke detectors in stairwells and lobbies, as well as the installation of automatic fire sprinklers over garbage receptacles. These violations were promptly addressed and abated by July 2003, indicating responsive management to safety concerns.

Since then, there have been no recorded building code violations or safety issues. The property has maintained its systems through regular updates, though some historical permits appear to have expired without recorded completion. The most recent activity related to the property has been limited to external issues, with multiple parking enforcement calls between January and February 2020, including citations for illegal parking, though these do not directly impact the building's condition or resident safety.