2411-2415 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 2411-2415 Folsom Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood was built in 1905 and is currently owned by the Lehtola Bearden Revocable Trust. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the years, including a comprehensive renovation in 1993 that involved replacing the back stairs, installing new doors and windows, and updating rain leaders. More recent work includes electrical upgrades in 2005 (overhead to underground conversion and meter panel replacement) and plumbing updates in 2009 (water heater replacement).

The building's maintenance history shows regular attention to basic infrastructure needs, with documented work on the sidewalk (2002), roof repairs (1999), and various street space permits (2019). In August 2024, the building experienced a cluster of housing code violations that were addressed and abated by October 2024. These violations included concerns about paint hazards (both regular and lead paint), fire safety issues (including combustible debris and fire extinguisher maintenance), missing smoke detector and carbon monoxide alarm documentation, and general building code compliance matters.

The property has a documented pattern of routine housing inspections dating back to 1999, with the most recent regular inspection revealing these violations. There have been recent external maintenance challenges noted through 311 calls, including multiple reports of sidewalk debris and furniture removal needs in late 2024, as well as several parking enforcement requests for blocked driveways. Two fire incident reports from 2024 indicate unintentional alarm transmissions with no civilian injuries.