2427-2449 23rd St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 2427-2449 23rd Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood is a two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1907, currently owned by John & Linda Muhawieh Revoc. The building has a documented history of fire incidents, with significant damage occurring in 1985 in both the garage and the entire structure, requiring fire damage restoration work in 1998.

More recently, there have been concerning events regarding the building's maintenance and security, with three separate complaints filed in December 2023 regarding broken windows and blight, though these complaints are currently listed as "Not Active." The building's recent history shows multiple graffiti incidents and debris/cleaning issues along the street frontage, with several unresolved and ongoing complaints filed between December 2024 and January 2025. Building improvements in the past decade include the installation of new awnings in 2014 and minor plumbing work in 2011, though some permits from the 1990s, including reroofing and ground floor work, are listed as expired.

A notable recent development proposal involves converting a portion of the building into a Taqueria business, aimed at serving nearby healthcare workers and residents, though this project is still in review status. The property's location has generated multiple 311 calls regarding street conditions, though many of these appear to have been resolved. While the building has undergone various improvements over its history, the recent pattern of window damage and graffiti suggests ongoing maintenance and security challenges.