3336-3338 Judah St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 3336-3338 Judah Street in San Francisco's Outer Sunset neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1951, currently owned by Amy I. Lin. The property has undergone several significant improvements and faced a few notable compliance issues over its history. In 2005, substantial renovations were completed including a kitchen and bathroom remodel ($24,000), electrical upgrades (200A service), and foundation reinforcement for a crack ($200).

In 2006, eight vinyl windows were installed at the rear of the building. The property experienced compliance issues in 2009-2010 regarding unauthorized patio modifications, leading to a permit for rear yard concrete patio alterations ($500) to address complaints about drainage issues. More recent improvements include electrical upgrades in 2011 and 2014, though these permits are now expired. The building's exterior features have required periodic attention, including balcony repairs noted in a 1998 permit (now expired).

The property has experienced recurring issues with parking enforcement, particularly regarding blocked driveways, with at least five documented cases since 2018, most recently in 2023. These incidents consistently resulted in resolved citations, indicating ongoing parking challenges in the vicinity. A graffiti incident was reported and addressed by city services in March 2018. While the building's major systems and structure appear to have received appropriate attention over the years, as evidenced by the various permits and repairs, it's worth noting that several permits from the past remain in an expired status, though this is not uncommon for historical building permits.