2327-2329 Clement St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The three-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located at 2327 Clement Street in the Central Richmond neighborhood has undergone several significant changes and improvements over the past year. In 2023, the property underwent a substantial bathroom remodeling project, including tub replacement, vanity installation, and electrical work, with costs totaling $14,100. A key development occurred in August 2023 with the official address change from 2327 to 2329 Clement Street, which was subsequently reflected in multiple permits, including building, plumbing, and electrical work. More recently, in October 2023, the property received a permit related to the ABE program, indicating work on door hardware and accessibility features.

The building has experienced several concerning issues in recent years that merit attention. In January 2018, multiple serious problems were reported, including heating system failures, potential gas leaks, electrical short circuits, and water leakage, with particular concerns about stair safety and deck conditions. During October 2020, there were multiple complaints regarding electrical issues, stair safety, and power outages affecting the second floor and unit 2329, though these complaints are now listed as not active. Additionally, a complaint was filed in October 2013 regarding unpermitted lead paint removal.

More recently, there has been a pattern of parking enforcement issues near the property, with multiple complaints about blocked driveways in 2024, though many of these cases were either not located by officers or required additional reporting information. The property has also experienced periodic maintenance issues with common areas, as evidenced by 311 calls for general cleaning and waste removal in 2024. The building's permit history shows consistent maintenance and improvement efforts, with the most recent work focusing on accessibility compliance and bathroom renovations. The property is managed by Caryn Ikeda Revoc Tr, which has taken steps to address various maintenance issues through permitted improvements and repairs. The building's age (constructed in 1908) may contribute to some of the maintenance challenges observed, but recent permits indicate ongoing investment in property improvements and compliance with current regulations.