2401 23rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94116

The 2-story, 8-unit multi-family residential building at 2401 23rd Avenue in San Francisco's Parkside neighborhood, owned by the Cuneo Family Trust 1999 and constructed in 1958, has undergone several significant improvements and faced various challenges over its history. Most recently, in December 2023, the building received a new $30,000 roof. The property successfully completed mandatory seismic improvements, including a $103,000 soft-story retrofit in 2017, for which it received a Certificate of Final Completion (CFC), demonstrating compliance with San Francisco's wood frame seismic retrofit program.

The building's infrastructure has seen notable upgrades, including an underground electrical service conversion in 2005 (200A, 9 meters) and the installation of aluminum windows in 1989. The building has experienced several safety-related issues that were addressed over time. In 2003, multiple fire safety violations were recorded and subsequently resolved, including problems with smoke enclosure door closers, fire escape ladder maintenance, and combustible material storage in the garage. Earlier violations from 2001 regarding gas utility shutoff tool requirements were also corrected.

Routine housing inspections have been conducted regularly, including five documented inspections between 1999 and 2009. Two alarm system-related fire complaints were recorded in December 2005, with resolution confirmed by March 2015. While the building's historical permit and violation records show proper response to safety concerns, most recent building improvements have focused on structural and systems upgrades, such as the recent reroofing project. Current 311 calls from January 2025 primarily relate to municipal services in the area surrounding the building, including street cleaning and park services, though these are external to the building itself.