3330-3336 22nd St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The 8-unit, 2-story apartment building at 3330-3336 22nd Street, owned by Michael & Valerie Hough, was constructed in 1900 and has undergone several significant renovations and improvements over the years. Most recently, in 2022-2024, substantial work was completed to modernize and separate utilities for unit #3332C, including gas line modifications, electrical system upgrades, and the conversion of a ground floor manager's office into an ADU unit. The building previously faced multiple violations in 2004 related to fire safety and lead paint hazards, including issues with the fire escape ladder, handrails, gas utility shutoff tools, and exterior paint conditions, though these violations were officially abated by February 2017.

A 2022 routine inspection noted that compliance affidavits were due, and there remains an active building compliance issue regarding smoke/carbon monoxide detector compliance, filed in December 2022. The building's infrastructure improvements include the April 2006 installation of a fire sprinkler system for the basement and storage areas, along with various electrical upgrades between 2005-2006, including rewiring of multiple units. Recent maintenance activity includes an April 2024 house panel bypass installation to separate building lights and appliances from unit C's services.

The property has experienced ongoing urban challenges typical of San Francisco, with multiple 311 calls in recent years regarding encampments, tree maintenance, and sidewalk cleaning issues. Most notably, there was a period of controversy regarding possible illegal evictions in 2005 when all four front units were reportedly vacated for renovations beyond the scope of approved permits, though no active complaints related to this issue appear in the current records. The most pressing current concern appears to be the open status of building compliance issues related to smoke/carbon monoxide detector requirements.