3000 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The property at 3000 Market St in Corona Heights is a two-story, multi-family residential building with commercial space, constructed in 1890 and containing two units. The building has undergone several significant modifications and faced various maintenance challenges over the years. In 2008, the ground-floor commercial space (which appears to be a laundromat) sustained substantial damage from an automobile impact, requiring $20,000 in repairs to the storefront glass, door, and concrete wall.

Prior to this incident, the building underwent an underground electrical service conversion in 2006, upgrading to a 200-amp system with two meters. A complaint was filed in December 2007 regarding unauthorized construction of a car repair shop, though this was quickly abated within two days. The foundation and garage improvements from 2001 appear to have entered expired permit status.

Recent activity shows ongoing maintenance and environmental challenges around the property, with multiple residential and public space cleaning requests recorded through 2022-2024. These include issues with garbage and debris (most recently in December 2024), a collapsed sidewalk repair completed in November 2024, and various cleaning and enforcement matters including graffiti removal, Christmas tree disposal, and parking enforcement. The building's sidewalk infrastructure was specifically addressed with repairs coordinated through the Department of Public Works in late 2024, indicating some responsiveness to infrastructure and safety concerns. The property's location has generated consistent maintenance requests over the past two years, particularly relating to street cleaning and debris management, though most of these issues have been promptly resolved through appropriate city services.