3312-3316 17th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The 3312-3316 17th Street property is a five-story mixed-use building constructed in 1924, containing nine residential units and commercial space. The building has undergone significant renovations and improvements over the past decade, most notably following a fire in 2013 that caused extensive damage to the first-floor business area and affected the building's structural integrity.

Recent major upgrades include the installation of a comprehensive fire safety system consisting of sprinklers, alarms, and kitchen suppression systems between 2017-2021, along with electrical upgrades and plumbing improvements such as new heaters, sinks, and water service infrastructure. The property has faced several regulatory challenges, including an active complaint from 2019 regarding non-compliance with the Mandatory Soft Story Retrofit Program, though this was marked as "Not Active" in 2022. Ongoing tenant concerns have been documented, including a 2020 complaint about disruptive renovation work during the COVID-19 lockdown.

The building underwent substantial renovations as part of a 2015-2018 project that included adding new dwelling units, modernizing existing efficiency apartments, and installing fire safety systems. While the property has experienced various maintenance issues over its history, including a 2005 lightwell drain problem and older complaints about heating and pest issues, recent building permits and inspections suggest significant investment in safety and habitability improvements. The most recent permits from 2020-2021 indicate ongoing commercial-space upgrades and safety system installations, though some plumbing and fire safety permits from 2017-2018 are listed as "Expired."