2929 Harrison St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 2929 Harrison Street is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, constructed in 1905 and currently owned by Hortencia Gonzalez. The building's recent history has been marked by significant renovation activity, particularly in December 2023, when substantial bathroom and kitchen remodeling took place in the upper unit ($70,000), while another permit was processed to restore the ground level space to its original condition by removing unpermitted bathroom and kitchenette installations ($90,000). This followed a building complaint filed in October 2023 regarding unpermitted plumbing, electrical, and renovation work being conducted, along with concerns about an unauthorized ground-level unit in the garage area.

The property has undergone several important infrastructure upgrades in recent months, including a complete rewiring of all bedrooms, dining room, living room, bathroom, and kitchen areas in October 2023, and furnace replacement work with new ductwork in January 2024. The building's maintenance record shows attention to structural elements, with a 2015 permit for voluntary structural strengthening of the garage opening and installation of a new roll-up door. Historical records indicate previous improvements including ornamental work on the entrance in 1993 and a sewer line/housetrap replacement in 2008.

The property has experienced various maintenance and compliance challenges in recent months, with multiple 311 calls regarding disruptive levels of amplified sound, required signage, and other shared space violations between January 2024 and the end of 2023. While some of these issues have been resolved or transferred to appropriate agencies, there remains an open case regarding required signage as of January 2024. The building's recent renovation activity has been closely monitored by city authorities, as evidenced by multiple permits being processed for both improvement work and remediation of unpermitted modifications, with the most recent permits completed in 2024 involving plumbing fixture removals and electrical work related to previous unauthorized installations.