2461-2467 Bryant St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The multi-family residential property at 2461-2467 Bryant Street in the Inner Mission, owned by the Remberto Sainez Living Trust, consists of 4 units in a two-story structure built in 1900. The building has undergone multiple significant modifications and faced various compliance issues over the years. A notable horizontal/vertical addition was completed in 1996 (cost: $53,550), though subsequent planning records reveal an illegal extension that encroached on required rear yard space and reduced usable open space, leading to a disapproved variance request.

The property has a concerning history of moisture-related issues, with multiple mold complaints documented in March 2016, and more recent fire code violations recorded annually from 2015 to 2024. In late 2019, complaints were filed regarding two alleged illegal units in the garage and rear building area, with reports of rodent issues. The building has also experienced several unauthorized modifications over the years, including unpermitted replacement of wood framing around the garage door in 2008, though this was subsequently permitted.

The property has undergone various repairs and maintenance work, including garage door framing replacement (2008), first-floor beam replacement (1999), and various sheetrock repairs (1998). A series of fire code violations between 2015 and 2024 indicates ongoing safety compliance challenges, though many have been corrected promptly. Recent permits show maintenance activity, including street space use in 2009 and various other repairs, though the most recent significant issues appear to be centered around fire safety systems, with violations related to documentation, alarm systems, and extinguisher maintenance. The property has faced some external maintenance challenges, with multiple recent 311 calls regarding garbage and debris (2024), though these are more related to general neighborhood conditions than building-specific issues.