1354-1356 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 1354-1356 24th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Sunset neighborhood, owned by the Liang Family Trust, was constructed in 1916 and stands two stories tall. The property underwent significant renovations beginning in 2012, including a proposed horizontal and vertical addition that was permitted at a cost of $591,105, followed by extensive plumbing and electrical work in 2014. The electrical upgrades included a new 200-amp service system with three meters, while plumbing improvements encompassed the installation of multiple bathroom and kitchen facilities, laundry rooms, and gas lines.

During the construction period from 2014 to 2015, several complaints were filed regarding work being performed beyond permitted scope, safety concerns, and construction-related disruptions, including noise violations and improper waste management. A building violation was recorded in October 2011 regarding missing stucco and non-functioning stairs at the rear of the building, though these issues were addressed by May 2012. Most recently, in February 2024, an internal audit team has filed an active complaint regarding potential discrepancies between completed work and approved plans, specifically concerning front setback permeable surfaces, landscape approvals, and an added door with locks on the inner-connecting stair to the lower unit portion.

The property has experienced several parking-related issues in recent years, with multiple complaints about blocked driveways, though many of these complaints were unable to be substantiated by responding officers. General maintenance issues have been documented through 311 calls, particularly regarding sidewalk cleaning, though these appear to be routine urban maintenance matters. The building's history includes one recorded fire incident involving a smoke detector malfunction, with no civilian injuries reported.