4388 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The property at 4388 24th Street in Noe Valley, owned by Thomas A. Wadlow, is a multi-family residential building constructed in 1994, though it seems to have no currently registered units. The building's construction history is somewhat complex, beginning with initial permit applications in 1988 for a three-story, two-unit residential building, which ultimately expired.

Earlier demolition activities included the removal of a garage (which was cancelled) and a storage structure in 1989. Significant improvements include the installation of skylights and a complete roof replacement in 1983, as well as more recent sustainable upgrades such as a 13.5kW energy storage system in 2018 and a 3.5 kW solar PV system in 2009, both properly permitted and completed. The property has experienced recurring issues with abandoned vehicles and parking enforcement in the surrounding area between 2018 and 2024, though these incidents were typically resolved promptly.

A 2022 sidewalk blockage incident involving construction materials was addressed and resolved. Other neighborhood concerns have included waste management (with a furniture-related incident in 2024) and occasional graffiti and tree maintenance issues, which were also resolved through proper channels. While the building's major systems and structure appear to be maintained in compliance with codes, as evidenced by the proper completion of multiple permits including recent sustainability upgrades, the surrounding area has experienced periodic challenges with parking and sidewalk accessibility.