2951 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 2951 24th Street is a two-unit multi-family residential building with a ground-floor commercial space, located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood. Built in 1900 and currently owned by the Carmen Dominguez Living Trust, this two-story building has undergone several significant improvements over the past two decades. Most notably, in 2015 the property completed voluntary ADA compliance upgrades to its front entry and bathroom, including electrical modifications for an automatic door opener and fan installation (with associated plumbing work), at a cost of $15,000.

A similar renovation occurred in 2005 when both the kitchen and bathroom were remodeled. The building's electrical system received a substantial upgrade in 2010 with the installation of a new 200-amp three-phase panel. In more recent history, there was a notable building violation in 2019 regarding a dilapidated storefront sign that posed potential safety concerns, though this was resolved by 2021 following repairs to address cable and hardware issues.

The property has experienced recurring issues with street cleanliness, particularly in 2024, with multiple reports of garbage and debris requiring municipal attention. A pavement defect was reported in August 2024 concerning a potentially failing excavation restoration, though this appears to be primarily affecting the public right-of-way. The building's history shows routine maintenance and upgrades, with no active building violations or safety concerns currently on record.