3950 Balboa St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 3950 Balboa Street is a mixed-use two-unit building constructed in 1927, currently owned by the Laurain Nazzal Revocable Living Trust. The building underwent significant maintenance in 2011, including dry rot repair on an existing deck, waterproofing work, and sliding door replacement, accompanied by the installation of two new deck drains, with these improvements costing approximately $7,500. A notable violation was recorded in April 2019 regarding the building's ventilation system, specifically involving issues with the fresh air inlet and house trap, though this was abated within two weeks.

Most recently, in August 2023, there was a complaint regarding a vacant commercial space, which was determined to be inactive. The property has experienced multiple 311 calls throughout 2024, primarily related to waste management issues with garbage toters being left out consistently. While there were some concerns about graffiti in the vicinity, most incidents were either resolved or found to be nonexistent upon inspection.

A gas leak incident was recorded in the building's history, though it appears to have occurred without civilian injuries. Historical permits show past projects including the erection of a sign and modifications to building structure components, though these are quite dated compared to more recent building maintenance and violation corrections. The property's mixed-use nature (residential/retail) is reflected in both the building complaints and planning records, with a general advertisement wall sign being previously permitted and another sign-related violation being addressed through the proper channels.