2758-2760 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit, two-story building at 2758-2760 24th Street in the Inner Mission, owned by Moran Family Trust 2002, has a mixed history of maintenance and violations since its construction in 1900. Most recently, in July 2024, the building underwent repair work on the main sewer line beneath the concrete slab, indicating ongoing infrastructure maintenance.

The property has experienced several significant issues over the past decade, including a troubling sequence of complaints in 2012 regarding various maintenance problems such as rodent infestations, mold, electrical access issues, security concerns, and heating system failures. These violations were primarily addressed by 2013, though some historical concerns about walls, ceilings, and utility systems persisted. The building's recent history shows more attention to compliance, with completed permit work in 2017 for a retractable awning following a violation notice, and electrical upgrades in 2012 that included significant rewiring work.

However, there are still some areas of concern; a 2022 complaint noted potentially unsafe modifications to patio railings, and the building's exterior has faced recurring graffiti issues, with multiple incidents reported between December 2023 and July 2024. The property has also been cited for unauthorized construction in the past, specifically regarding a shed built without proper permits in 2001, though this was later demolished. While the building experienced one documented fire incident (equipment-related) with no civilian injuries, its overall permit and violation history suggests a pattern of deferred maintenance followed by reactive compliance measures, particularly relating to unauthorized modifications and infrastructure issues.