2724-2736 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-story, multi-family residential building at 2724-2736 24th Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, built in 1900 and containing 8 units, has experienced several significant incidents over its history. Most notably, the building suffered fire damage in 2015 that affected one apartment, requiring $30,000 in repairs and subsequent electrical and plumbing work in the kitchen and bathroom areas.

The property has also faced structural challenges, including dry rot issues in the rear exterior wood stairs (2015) and minor electrical fire damage at the ceiling (2000). The building's maintenance history shows attention to safety features, with past repairs including electrical wiring upgrades, exterior lighting installation, and various plumbing improvements. Recent history (2023-2024) raises concerns about the property, with multiple active complaints regarding the commercial space, including reports of it being abandoned/derelict and concerns about an unauthorized security gate installation.

The property has a documented history of code violations and compliance issues, particularly in 2000 and 2010, addressing concerns such as inadequate lighting, combustible storage, fire extinguisher requirements, and various interior maintenance needs. More recent inspections and 311 calls (2024-2025) have primarily focused on exterior maintenance issues such as pavement defects, sidewalk collapse, and graffiti. While many historical violations have been resolved, the building's recent history suggests ongoing maintenance challenges with both the residential and commercial portions of the property.