2866-2870 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-unit, three-story multi-family residential building at 2866-2870 24th Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission district, owned by Cecena 1998 Trust, has a documented history spanning several decades since its construction in 1900. The building has undergone some infrastructure work, including house trap replacements and street space modifications in 2013, and previously completed repairs such as reroofing in 1993. A notable incident occurred in May 1998, when residents reported a broken sewer pipe causing pervasive odor issues in the basement, though this complaint was promptly addressed within four days.

In recent years, the property has experienced recurring issues with graffiti and building maintenance, particularly during 2023-2024, with multiple reports of graffiti on both residential and commercial portions of the building, as well as on adjacent parking meters and public infrastructure. The building was also involved in a tenant buyout situation in November 2020, with one tenant receiving $8,980.64. While there have been some public infrastructure concerns noted through 311 calls, such as pavement defects and street cleaning issues, these are primarily related to municipal infrastructure rather than the building itself.

The property's history shows a mix of typical urban maintenance issues and periodic infrastructure upgrades, with no recent major safety or habitability concerns reported. The most significant historical plumbing incident from 1998, while serious at the time, was resolved relatively quickly, and there have been no comparable plumbing issues documented in recent years. The building has also experienced some temporary issues related to the COVID pandemic, particularly regarding graffiti management, as noted in the 2023 responses.