2375 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94116

The four-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 2375 24th Avenue in Parkside, owned by Brinkmann Trust The, has been standing since 1950. While the building has undergone some maintenance work over the decades, including a re-roofing project completed in 1989, it has experienced several significant safety and maintenance issues in recent years.

In 2024 alone, there were multiple concerning incidents, including reports of flammable materials stored in front of a gas furnace (July 2024), the presence of silverfish across multiple units with inadequate remediation (June 2024), and a complaint regarding an illegal unit and possibly dangerous construction work (June 2024). The building's safety systems have required attention, with documented violations in 2002 and 2011 regarding fire alarms and smoke detection systems, including issues with the central alarm system, smoke enclosure door closers, and fire extinguisher maintenance.

The property has a history of routine safety inspections, with the most recent notable inspection occurring in 2011, though it appears many safety requirements were either not properly maintained or required repeated attention over the years. The building's maintenance record shows some attempts at compliance, with various permits and violation cases eventually marked as "not active" or "abated," but the recent pattern of complaints in 2024 suggests ongoing maintenance and safety concerns. Additionally, the area around the building has experienced recurring issues with parking violations, including multiple reports of abandoned vehicles and illegal parking, though these are external to the building itself and relate to street access and parking management.