3130 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 3130 24th Street in the Inner Mission, owned by Major & Pamela Purewal Fmly, was constructed in 1907 and includes a flat and store with four or fewer units. The property has experienced several maintenance and compliance issues over its history, with the most significant being a tenant complaint in 1997 regarding water damage, bowing plaster ceilings, and plumbing problems in the kitchen and bathroom.

While there was sewer repair work permitted in 2011, the building's age raises ongoing concerns about its structural and plumbing systems. More recent records indicate the presence of multiple fire safety inspections between 2008 and 2018, primarily concerning fire extinguishers, with one case in 2013 involving an uncategorized complaint that required correction.

The property has a notable history as the former home of Adobe Books and Arts Cooperative, which received Legacy Business status. Recent activity at the address consists primarily of exterior maintenance issues including multiple graffiti reports (November-December 2024) affecting parking meters, and several garbage/debris complaints in the vicinity, all of which were resolved through normal municipal channels. The building's permit history includes a 1990 awning installation and a 1988 foundation repair attempt, though the latter permit expired.