2887 Bryant St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 2887 Bryant Street is a mixed-use, two-story building constructed in 1916, containing three residential units and commercial space, currently owned by Tariq & Farzana Choudhery. The building has undergone several significant changes and faced multiple challenges over the years, with the most recent major transformation being the conversion of vacant retail space to a cannabis retail dispensary in 2021, with completed improvements costing $9,500. The property has experienced some notable incidents, including a fire in March 2019 that resulted in front facade damage requiring window and other repairs, and a series of plumbing and safety-related violations between 2010-2020.

Of particular concern were foundation and structural stability issues reported in 2013, with complaints about settling problems and building movement after city sewer upgrades, though these violations were eventually abated by February 2014. Recent activity at the property includes multiple 311 calls regarding sidewalk debris and garbage removal in 2024-2025, and a 2022 complaint about an allegedly illegal patio with unpermitted gate/fence structure. The building's maintenance history shows attention to basic infrastructure needs, including reroofing work in 2001, multiple plumbing repairs (including water heater replacement in 2013 and gas line repairs in 2010), and various commercial improvements.

The property has encountered several code enforcement issues, including a vacant storefront violation in late 2019 that resulted in monitoring fees. Planning records indicate successful applications for both cannabis retail use and restaurant with accessory brewery permits, with specific conditions regarding operational requirements. Fire safety concerns have been documented, with multiple fire code violations noted in 2021, though records show these were subsequently addressed. While the building has faced various compliance and maintenance challenges over the years, most recent permits and inspections indicate active management and response to regulatory requirements.