2343 Kirkham St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 2343 Kirkham Street, located in San Francisco's Central Sunset neighborhood, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1939 and currently owned by the Zanger Family Trust-survivors. The building's maintenance history shows significant plumbing infrastructure upgrades, with a complete re-piping of the entire house using copper materials completed in October 2021, though an earlier roofing project from 1995 is now listed as expired. The property has experienced several recent maintenance and public safety issues throughout 2024-2025, with a pattern of garbage and debris concerns emerging as a notable trend.

This includes multiple incidents of loose garbage, yard waste, and abandoned items such as furniture and appliances reported between June 2024 and January 2025. Current open issues include an overgrown tree blocking the sidewalk (reported August 2024) and a pending garbage debris case (January 2025). Other notable incidents include a parking violation on the sidewalk (September 2024), a curb defect report (September 2024), and a building inspection request in July 2024 that was deemed invalid due to insufficient information.

A water main replacement project affecting Kirkham Street and nearby areas was completed, with CEQA clearance issued, showing ongoing infrastructure maintenance in the surrounding area. While there have been no recent fire incidents directly involving the building, a public service call was logged with zero civilian injuries. The building's history includes a tenant buyout from a nearby property (1511 28th Avenue) in 2019, involving two tenants and a settlement of $26,000, though this is not directly related to the current property's condition.