3080 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94114

3080 Market Street is a 3-unit, three-story multi-family residential building located in Corona Heights and owned by the Nina Geneson Living Trust. Built in 1900, this apartment building has undergone several significant renovations and faced multiple compliance issues over the past decade. Most notably, between 2013-2016, the property underwent substantial modifications including the relocation of multiple units, installation of a fire sprinkler system throughout the ground floor, comprehensive electrical upgrades including new 200-amp service and removal of old Federal Pacific panels, and various interior remodels including kitchen and bathroom updates in multiple units. The building's sprinkler system installation ($6,500) and extensive electrical work ($10,000) in 2015 demonstrated important safety upgrades.

The surrounding issues began with a 2012 complaint regarding unpermitted construction, including unauthorized windows and ducts, which led to a series of violations and required compliance actions throughout 2013-2015, including the relocation of units and removal of unauthorized construction. The property underwent major improvements in 2017, including front bay window sash replacement, HVAC modifications, and electrical upgrades. The building has maintained active compliance with safety codes since 2015, with no recent building violations on record. The most recent significant building improvement was the window repairs completed in 2017.

The property's 311 call history from 2021 to 2024 primarily consists of routine street maintenance issues such as graffiti removal, sidewalk cleaning, and pavement defects, which are typical for the area and do not directly relate to building conditions or resident safety. A recent trip to 3080 Market Street in March 2024 noted general exterior cleanliness and maintenance. The building's history of violations, primarily between 2012 and 2013, appears to have been resolved through proper remediation, including the installation of required safety systems and restoration of unauthorized modifications. The property has one active routine inspection complaint from 2012, but this does not appear to indicate any ongoing issues.