2406-2410 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 2406-2410 24th Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood is a two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building with commercial space, constructed in 1900 and currently owned by Centro Cultural Y De Servic. The building has experienced several significant maintenance and compliance issues over the past two decades, with the most recent being a complaint filed in November 2023 regarding the illegal conversion of a ground floor storefront to residential use. This commercial vacancy issue has been recurring, with multiple complaints between 2020-2023 about vacant storefronts, culminating in a violation case in 2022 that was resolved in July of that year.

The property has undergone various renovations and repairs, including substantial work in 2003 involving interior improvements and electrical upgrades totaling over $48,000, followed by significant bathroom and kitchen renovations in 2007 costing $40,000. Several roofing projects have been completed, with records showing work in 2000 ($6,500) and 2003 ($3,500). The building has also required electrical code compliance work, particularly in 2009, and multiple plumbing improvements during 2008-2009, including a bathroom remodel and kitchen inspections. The building experienced fire damage to an exterior wall in 2001, which was subsequently repaired.

Recent infrastructure improvements include accessibility modifications completed in 2023 under the Accessible Business Entrance program, involving the installation of a wireless doorbell and signage. The property has been subject to numerous 311 calls and service requests in the past year, primarily related to street cleaning, signage issues, and general maintenance of public areas around the building. Multiple permits for sign repairs and defacement issues have been processed through various city departments throughout 2024. While the building's core systems have been maintained through regular upgrades and repairs, the recurring issues with the vacant commercial space and recent unauthorized use conversion remain notable concerns.