3330 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 3330 24th Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood is a two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building with ground-floor commercial space, built in 1880 and currently owned by 3330 24th Street LLC. The building has experienced several significant incidents over its history, most notably a fire in October 1997 that affected an upstairs residential unit, requiring extensive repairs in early 1998 including wall and roof framing, drywall work, and bathroom renovations, followed by additional fire-related rebuilding.

More recent improvements include a 2004 electrical upgrade converting the service from overhead to underground with a new 200-amp system and three meters, though this permit is now expired. The property has faced multiple maintenance and safety challenges, including a 1996 complaint about inoperative electric heaters that was resolved within two months.

In 2024, the building has been the subject of various street-level issues including multiple graffiti incidents, noise complaints related to entertainment, and reports of encampments, though most of these cases have been resolved or are currently open without critical impact on resident safety. A 2015 fire complaint was promptly addressed with conditions corrected the same day. While the building has a history of issues, the most serious incidents occurred in the late 1990s, with limited recent history of major safety concerns or structural problems.