2400-2404 Harrison St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 2400-2404 Harrison Street is a two-story, multi-family residential building constructed in 1906, currently owned by SF Mission Properties LLC. The building has a mixed-use designation, containing both residential units and commercial space. Most recently, in February 2024, permits were filed for both residential and commercial seismic retrofits as part of the city's mandatory soft-story retrofit program, though the building remains designated as non-compliant as of October 2023.

The building's history includes several significant maintenance and improvement projects, including a $70,000 restaurant interior remodel in 2016, multiple plumbing and electrical upgrades between 2004-2016, and a fire suppression system alteration in 2012. The property has experienced various complaints and violations over its history, with the most pressing current issue being non-compliance with San Francisco's Mandatory Soft Story Retrofit Program (as of December 2022). Past concerns include a 2012 tenant complaint about mold in an apartment bathroom (which was eventually resolved), multiple violations in 2003 related to lead-based paint, stairs, handrails, and window repairs (all abated by September 2004), and various permit-related issues between 1999-2006.

The building has undergone significant improvements over the past two decades, including electrical service upgrades, plumbing system improvements, and various restaurant-related renovations. Recent activity at the property has primarily consisted of maintenance issues and city service calls, including multiple cases of garbage and debris reports in late 2024, though these are more related to external conditions rather than building-specific problems. The property has been the subject of several 311 calls in recent months for issues such as illegal postings, graffiti, and noise complaints, though these appear to be primarily exterior rather than interior building concerns. While the building has had its share of maintenance issues over the years, many historical violations and complaints have been resolved, and recent activity suggests ongoing attention to building maintenance and compliance requirements.