2950-2952 23rd St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 2950-2952 23rd Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission district is a two-story mixed-use building constructed in 1900, containing four residential units with an attached retail space. Owned by John & Linda Muhawieh Revoc, the building underwent a significant electrical upgrade in 2006 when both units received a 200-amp service installation.

A wall sign permit application in 2014 was submitted but subsequently cancelled. The recent history of the property shows a pattern of urban maintenance issues in 2024-2025, with multiple reports of abandoned items including a refrigerator, furniture, and a mattress on the sidewalk in August 2024, all of which were resolved. The property has also experienced several parking-related incidents, including illegal parking and an abandoned vehicle, though most of these resulted in officers being unable to locate the offending vehicles.

Two instances of graffiti were reported in 2025 and 2024, with one specifically affecting a mailbox. The building's commercial space, previously known as Mission Groceteria, faced multiple planning enforcement actions in the past regarding illegal signage, including oversized wall banners and window signs, though these issues were subsequently abated. The most recent operational activity pertains primarily to street maintenance and parking enforcement rather than issues directly related to the building's structural or residential systems.