3374-3380 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 3374-3380 24th Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission is a two-story, 5-unit multi-family residential building with retail space, built in 1900 and currently owned by the Eric Debbane Revocable Trust. The building has undergone several significant improvements over the years, with the most recent work completed in 2023 involving accessibility upgrades including the installation of a battery-operated power actuator and hardware modifications for ADA compliance. The electrical systems received major upgrades in 2006, including rewiring of multiple units and installation of new panels, though there were some cancelled permits for additional work in 2004.

Previous maintenance issues included dry rot repairs to siding in 2008 and various code compliance matters in the mid-2000s. The building has faced multiple safety and maintenance challenges throughout its history, with particular attention required to fire safety systems. In 2010, concerns were raised about non-working fire escape ladders and related emergency exits, though these issues were eventually marked as abated in 2013. Several building violations were filed in 2005 regarding unauthorized construction of gate support posts in the public alleyway and sidewalk area, which were also resolved.

Historical inspection records show past concerns about hallway cleanliness, heating systems, and smoke detectors, though many of these issues were addressed promptly. More recently, in 2023, accessibility improvements were implemented to comply with city requirements. The building has not experienced any significant fire incidents, with only routine alarm activations recorded, and there have been no civilian injuries reported in any incidents. Current indications suggest ongoing maintenance being performed to address both building code requirements and accessibility needs, with recent attention paid to entry accessibility through the installation of power-operated door mechanisms.