3200-3214 17th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The 4-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 3200-3214 17th Street, owned by Rondolo Ronaldo E & Rondolo, was constructed in 1908 and has a documented history of maintenance and habitability issues. Most recently, in 2023, there have been complaints about non-functioning appliances (heater and stove) and a broken window contributing to property blight. These issues follow a pattern of deterioration noted since at least 1998, when tenants reported multiple habitability problems including leaks, pest infestations, and safety concerns.

Notable incidents from the building's history include a significant flooding incident in 2011, multiple water-related problems including ceiling leaks and pipe issues, and various violations related to structural hazards, security deficiencies, and general maintenance issues that were officially abated by June 2011. More recent concerns in 2023-2025 focus primarily on exterior maintenance issues such as garbage accumulation and debris on the property grounds. The building's documented problems suggest persistent maintenance challenges, particularly regarding water systems and security features.

Historical complaints from 1998-2011 frequently cited issues with plumbing, heating, and pest control, while recent complaints indicate continuing concerns with both building systems and property maintenance. The property has undergone some repair work over the years, including reroofing in 1998 and sidewalk repairs in 2009, but the recurrence of similar issues points to ongoing maintenance challenges. Emergency response records show several incidents related to water leaks and system malfunctions, though no civilian injuries have been reported in recent fire incidents.