241 San Carlos St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 241 San Carlos Street in the Inner Mission, owned by Vicente J Oropeza, has a significant history of maintenance issues from January 2001 when multiple violations were documented, including the presence of mold/mildew, plumbing problems, interior surface damage, and security concerns related to inadequate door locks and entry doors. Notably, there were concerns about lead-based paint safety, which were officially addressed and abated by August 2001.

The building, constructed in 1906, is classified as a flats and duplex structure and features two stories. In more recent times, the property has been subject to several external maintenance matters, particularly regarding street cleaning and tree maintenance.

Between 2022 and 2024, there have been multiple reports of loose garbage requiring general cleaning in the vicinity of the building, with the most recent issue being an overgrown tree near communication lines reported in November 2024. Two significant issues remain open as of 2023: one regarding a curb or curb ramp defect and another concerning tree roots lifting the sidewalk. These recent external issues appear to be primarily related to urban infrastructure rather than building-specific problems, suggesting that the major historical concerns from 2001 have been adequately addressed, at least in terms of interior violations.