230 Judah St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The 6-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building at 230 Judah Street in San Francisco's Inner Sunset, owned by the Mckeever Trust, has faced several significant maintenance and safety issues since its construction in 1915. Most recently, in 2016, there was a notable pest control incident involving a rodent infestation that reportedly persisted for several months, with tenants experiencing delays in response from management despite multiple complaints. The building underwent substantial structural repairs in 2008, including work on front bay structural settlement and dry rot issues, with permits indicating a total project cost of $88,000.

A routine inspection in April 2002 revealed multiple fire safety violations that were subsequently addressed by May 20, 2002, including concerns about fire escape ladders, smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, and egress obstructions. The building's recent history shows ongoing maintenance activity, including electrical work completed in 2008. A documented structural concern was noted in 1994 regarding possible foundation issues, though this appears to have been resolved.

The property has experienced various external maintenance challenges as evidenced by recent 311 calls between 2021-2024, including sidewalk defects, garbage and debris issues, and illegal parking concerns in the vicinity. While most recent complaints have been resolved by city services, they primarily relate to exterior building environments rather than internal structural or safety systems. The most current building permits on record are from 2016 for street space usage, with no recent major building modifications or permits showing significant internal improvements or repairs.