2362-2366 Bryant St, San Francisco, CA 94110

This three-unit multi-family residential building, located at 2362-2366 Bryant Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, has a documented history dating back to its 1900 construction. The three-story flat/duplex building, currently owned by Ronald O. and Nancy L. Hinds, has undergone several significant improvements over the past two decades.

Most notably, in 2015, the building received a new roof at a cost of $6,000, and in 2002, a comprehensive fire alarm system was installed throughout the property. The building has seen various major repairs and upgrades, including basement improvements (2003), multiple window installations (2004-2006), and plumbing infrastructure updates including sewer line and house trap replacement (2009) and secondary pipe replacement (2013) to address specific complaints. The property has experienced some maintenance challenges and safety concerns, most notably documented in two major complaint incidents in 2013 involving plumbing issues, including sewage discharge problems affecting both interior and exterior areas. Two significant inspection periods were recorded: a routine inspection in 2002 and a routine inspection in 2015, both resulting in multiple violations that were subsequently addressed.

The building has undergone several systematic safety improvements, including various fire safety measures, though some permits show as expired, including two window installation permits from 2004 and 2005, and a cancelled electrical permit from 2005 for damaged overhead service conductors. Recent maintenance records show relatively few issues, with the most recent 311 calls in 2021 primarily related to graffiti and sewer issues, which were resolved. The property's historical records demonstrate a pattern of addressing safety concerns and maintaining building systems, with most violations being resolved promptly. The building's recent history (from 2015 onward) shows fewer major violations or complaints, suggesting improved maintenance practices in recent years. The documented upgrades and repairs, including roof replacement and plumbing system improvements, indicate regular investment in maintaining the building's infrastructure, though some past permits and violations indicate historical maintenance challenges that required correction through permits and inspections.