2307-2309 Bryant St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 2307-2309 Bryant St in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood is a two-story mixed-use building constructed in 1900, containing two residential units above street-level commercial space, as defined by its "Flat & Store 4 units or less" building classification. The building's documented history includes two maintenance permits from the early 1990s - an expired permit from 1992 for bath sheetrock work, smoke extraction modifications, wall repairs in the back room, and new flooring, as well as another expired permit from 1991 for kitchen sheetrock installation.

The property's more recent history, particularly from 2021 to 2024, has been characterized by external maintenance and urban challenges rather than internal building issues. There have been multiple reports related to street cleaning and waste management, including several instances of loose garbage (February 2022, September 2021), an overflowing city garbage can (August 2021), and a disturbance involving either human or animal waste (June 2021).

The building experienced graffiti vandalism in August 2023, though this was not considered offensive, and there was a tree-related incident (fallen tree) nearby in July 2023. Of note, there is currently an open case from July 2024 regarding defaced MTA parking traffic signs, though this is not directly related to the building's condition. It's important to note that many of these exterior issues have been systematically resolved through appropriate city departments, and the relatively few building-specific permits on file suggest limited internal modifications over the past three decades.