2446 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

2446 24th Street is a 2-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, containing 3 units and built in 1900. The property has experienced significant regulatory issues, most notably in 2016 when a major code violation complaint revealed multiple safety and compliance concerns, including unauthorized construction, unapproved electrical and plumbing work, inadequate exits, and missing required safety devices such as smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. These violations, documented through complaint number 201652981, were formally abated in May 2019 following the removal of an unpermitted fourth unit in 2018, which was undertaken by the owners and reportedly cost $6,000.

The building has a history of maintenance issues, with complaints regarding peeling paint, broken windows, and various safety concerns dating back to 1994. More recent complaints from September 2019 documented unsafe construction practices involving debris falling from scaffolding, though these complaints were later marked as not active. The property has undergone several repairs over the years, including a 2004 renovation that involved drywall replacement, floor covering updates, roof patching, gutter replacement, and various plumbing and electrical work, though this permit was subsequently issued and is listed as having "Reissued" status.

The building's recent history shows ongoing maintenance and compliance challenges, with multiple 311 calls in 2024 regarding various issues including graffiti, illegal postings, and a construction equipment-related sidewalk blockage. While the property has made some progress toward compliance with building codes, the frequency and nature of complaints over the years suggest a pattern of reactive rather than proactive maintenance. The most recent significant building-related action was the 2018 removal of the illegal unit, which was part of a conditional use authorization process that has since been closed.