2878 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 2878 24th Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission district is a two-story multi-family residential building with commercial space, constructed in 1905 and currently owned by the Norman Yee Trust. The building underwent significant commercial renovations in 2018, including the creation of a new sushi bar on the first floor, conversion of existing restrooms to ADA-compliant all-gender facilities, and extensive electrical work involving the installation of numerous lighting fixtures, outlets, and emergency systems, with a total construction cost of approximately $53,801. Additional plumbing upgrades in 2018 included installation of various sinks to meet health department requirements.

More recently, the building has faced some maintenance and compliance challenges. In 2022, a complaint was filed regarding an unpermitted sign installation ("sake bomb") on the commercial portion of the building, though this complaint is currently listed as not active. The property has also experienced recurring issues with graffiti, particularly notable in late 2024 and early 2025, with multiple reports of offensive graffiti affecting both the building and surrounding areas, though many of these cases have been resolved or closed.

There have been recent concerns about a damaged tree near the property, reported in January 2025 and currently listed as open. The building's commercial space holds several active permits and licenses, including ABC Type 41 (On-Sale Beer and Wine - Public Premises) and Health Department approval for restaurant use, while showing a commitment to compliance with ADA requirements and local health regulations through various permitted upgrades. Recent 311 calls have primarily related to street-level issues such as blocked sidewalks and graffiti, rather than building-specific concerns.