350 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-story, four-unit apartment building at 350 24th Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by Yue Keung & Mei Yan Cham Ye, was constructed in 1971 and has experienced several maintenance and safety issues over the past decades. Most recently, in July 2023, a complaint was filed regarding mold caused by bathtub leakage, representing the building's ongoing moisture-related challenges. A more significant incident occurred in April 2022, when multiple issues were reported including water damage and mold in the hallway, a window with a hole, and an inoperative intercom system.

This incident resulted in a building violation for a broken glass window pane, though the violation was eventually abated by June 2022. The building's maintenance history shows attention to critical infrastructure, with plumbing permits for a house trap replacement in 2021 and a water heater replacement in 2008. However, several historical violations and complaints indicate persistent maintenance challenges, including a 2008 violation for missing seismic straps and plumbing permits that was eventually resolved.

The property has experienced recurring sewer-related issues, with multiple reports of sewage backup problems between 2017-2024, including four documented incidents and one related to a missing side sewer vent cover. Two fire alarm incidents were recorded, though neither involved actual fires or injuries. Recent external complaints in 2024 included reports of garbage and sidewalk parking issues, suggesting ongoing building management challenges in maintaining the surrounding property areas.