1350-1352 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The three-unit, three-story multi-family residential building at 1350-1352 24th Avenue in the Central Sunset neighborhood was constructed in 1916 and has undergone several significant renovations and modifications over the years. Most notably, in 2015, substantial improvements were made to the second floor, including a comprehensive kitchen and bathroom remodel ($50,000), along with the replacement of 15 windows at the lightwell and rear of the building. The property has a history of maintaining compliance with city regulations, with the most recent notable work occurring in late 2018, when repairs were made to address a complaint about a damaged garage door and entrance hallway, including water damage and dry rot repairs.

This work was completed at a cost of $2,500. The building experienced its only cited violation in 2010 regarding sanitation issues that were promptly resolved within weeks, and there was one complaint in 2018 about suspected unpermitted construction work, which was also addressed through proper permitting processes. Recent external maintenance issues have primarily involved the surrounding area rather than the building itself, with multiple 311 calls between 2021-2024 related to street cleaning, loose garbage, and one instance of graffiti on an adjacent signal box.

The building underwent a unit conversion from single to multi-unit in 1985 and was converted from two units to three units in 2015. A tenant buyout program was recorded in September 2015, involving five tenants with a buyout amount of $20,354. The property has maintained a relatively strong compliance record with building codes and regulations, with all major renovations properly permitted and completed according to city requirements. The most recent maintenance records show occasional street cleaning needs in the surrounding area, though these do not directly reflect on the building's condition or management.