419 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 419 24th Avenue, a 2-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1922 in the Central Richmond neighborhood, has experienced several significant issues over the past decade that could impact resident quality of life. Most notably, in February 2020, there was a serious complaint regarding mold, pest problems (mice), lack of fire alarms, and an improperly sealed garage door, though this case remains in "Not Active" status without clear resolution.

The building has also faced unauthorized construction concerns, with a complaint filed in September 2016 regarding work being done without proper permits. In late 2011, there was an investigation into a possible illegal third unit in the ground floor area, which reportedly contained a kitchen, bathroom, and separate entrance, though this case was officially closed within two weeks.

More recent incidents have primarily involved external factors, including multiple noise complaints about amplified sound electronics in 2021, several parking enforcement issues with vehicles blocking driveways in 2024 and 2020, and some infrastructure concerns. These infrastructure issues include a hazardous materials incident involving liquids (potentially oil or paint) in July 2020, graffiti on the building in 2019, a collapsed sidewalk issue in February 2019 that required emergency repair work, and concerns about a debris box in early 2018. The building's ownership, listed as Hiebert John, has had to address various compliance and maintenance matters over the years, though many of these historical complaints have been resolved through official channels.