24 Hill St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 24 Hill Street is a two-story, multi-family residential building with three units, constructed in 1900 and owned by the Elich & Shields Living Trust. The building has undergone several significant modifications and faced various challenges over the years. Most notably, in 2004, multiple housing code violations were documented, including problems with heating systems, building surfaces, and potential lead paint concerns, though these issues were all abated by February 2004.

A concerning rodent infestation was reported in June 2018, specifically in the rear building, and there was a complaint about peeling paint during the same year. The building has seen various improvements and maintenance work, including a significant renovation in 2005 costing $150,000 that involved reconfiguring interior spaces, demolishing rear rooms, relocating windows, and adding an exterior staircase and balcony. Recent administrative permits in December 2022 were obtained to verify the building's use as three dwelling units, with no actual construction work involved.

Additional improvements include a 150-amp electrical service upgrade in 2007, a plumbing upgrade with water heater replacement in 2016, and various sidewalk and street space permits. Recent municipal services calls primarily concern parking issues near the property, with multiple citations issued between 2020 and 2024 for illegal parking and driveway blocking. The most recent building-related service calls from 2021-2024 have been for general maintenance issues, including street lighting and parking concerns, rather than major structural or safety problems.