224 Judah St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The Delorenzi Family Trust-owned property at 224 Judah Street is a two-story, five-unit multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood, constructed in 1912. The building's record reveals several significant maintenance and safety events over the past two decades, with the most serious occurring in 2005 when a bathroom ceiling collapse due to rain leak was reported, leading to subsequent violations for window repairs and weatherproofing issues. A notable cluster of fire safety violations was documented in April 2002, including problems with gas meter instructions, lack of smoke detectors, combustible storage under stairs, egress obstructions, and fire extinguisher maintenance issues, though all these violations were promptly abated by May 20, 2002.

The property has undergone regular routine inspections by Housing Inspection Services in 1999, 2002, and 2005, indicating some level of ongoing oversight. More recent incidents between 2023-2024 have primarily involved external issues such as sidewalk defects, graffiti, and parking violations. A significant sidewalk problem was reported in September 2023, involving multiple holes affecting a street light utility vault.

The most recent internal maintenance issue appears to be from 2005, suggesting relatively few building-specific complaints in recent years. Current open cases from 2024 include reports of excessive noise and a paint shop service request. The frequency of 311 calls in 2023-2024 has been more focused on street and sidewalk issues rather than building-specific problems, with most cases being resolved promptly, though there are also indications of recurring parking enforcement needs in the area.