315 Granada Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

315 Granada Avenue is a two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1919, currently owned by Richard Luke Saroyan. The property has undergone significant renovation and safety upgrades, particularly in 2018, when a new fire suppression system for kitchen hood and duct was installed, along with a comprehensive fire sprinkler system with monitoring capabilities. The building has experienced several infrastructure improvements, including electrical work totaling over $20,000 in 2015-2018, and plumbing upgrades to address both residential and commercial needs, including kitchen and restaurant facilities.

Recent records from late 2024 indicate multiple sewer-related incidents, including two sewage backup discharge reports in November 2024, which were resolved by PUC Sewer Operations. The building has also had several abandoned vehicle complaints in late 2024, though these are external to the building itself. Historical records show a 2013 complaint about peeling paint and interior clutter, though this is listed as not active. The commercial portion of the property has operated as a restaurant (Nami Sushi/Sakesan) since 2015, with multiple permits related to kitchen equipment and health department requirements.

The property has undergone various changes to its commercial space, including seating area revisions and restaurant equipment modifications between 2015 and 2018. The building's permit history reveals ongoing maintenance and upgrading of safety systems, including fire sprinklers, electrical systems, and kitchen equipment. Three tenant buyouts have been recorded in the vicinity (though not directly at this address), suggesting recent tenant relocations with varying compensation amounts between 2020-2021. Three fire complaints have been filed in the building's history (2009, 2016, 2018), though all were either found to have no merit or referred to other agencies.