2621 Clement St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The three-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 2621 Clement Street in the Central Richmond neighborhood, constructed in 1983, has undergone numerous significant improvements and modifications over the past several years, with the most recent focus on fire safety systems. In 2023, the building received sprinkler system upgrades, including the installation of new monitoring equipment and additional sprinkler heads, at a combined cost of approximately $9,200.

Prior to this, the property underwent substantial ground floor renovations in 2022-2023, including modifications to convert a media room into a bedroom and bathroom, install a kitchenette, and upgrade the fire safety systems. Earlier improvements included a major ground floor remodeling project in 2019 valued at $60,000, followed by various maintenance work including reroofing in 2018 (totaling $10,600 for two permits) and kitchen cabinet refacing. The building's history includes some concerns regarding tenant safety and proper construction practices, most notably a complaint filed in November 2022 regarding improper handling of construction debris and possible asbestos tiles.

Additionally, there was one instance of an illegal third apartment conversion that was investigated and closed with no violation found. The property has experienced multiple parking-related issues in the vicinity, with several 311 calls about vehicles parking on the sidewalk between January and March 2022, though most were unable to be validated by responding officers. The building's most recent permits show a clear commitment to improving safety systems, particularly in terms of fire protection infrastructure, while recent renovations have focused on improving living spaces and amenities within the existing unit structure.