1211 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The property at 1211 24th Avenue is a 1-story, 2-unit multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Central Sunset neighborhood, built in 1953 and currently owned by the Jonathan Doskow Trust. The building has undergone several significant renovations over the years, with the most recent major work being a kitchen and bathroom remodel on the upper floor in 2021, which included proper plumbing and electrical permits totaling approximately $37,000.

The property has a history of compliance issues, most notably in 2005 when unauthorized window installations were reported, leading to a notice of violation that was resolved within two months through proper permitting of the replacement of 9 windows. Other completed improvements include garage door replacements in 2008, street-facing window updates in 2005, and historical modifications such as the installation of vinyl siding in 1987 and the construction of a basement second unit in 1988. The building's recent maintenance record shows some infrastructure concerns, with two water leak complaints registered in January 2025 that are currently open.

Other more general municipal service calls from 2024 include reports of a pavement defect that has been resolved, along with various street maintenance matters such as illegal postings, garbage removal, and irrigation issues, predominantly related to the property's external environment rather than the building itself. A notable tenant buyout occurred at the adjacent property (1213 24th Avenue) in December 2020 for $15,000, though no similar actions have been recorded for 1211 24th Avenue. The building's permit history demonstrates a pattern of addressing both routine maintenance and significant upgrades, with recent work focusing on modernizing the upper floor facilities.