2501-2509 Bay Shore Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94134

The property at 2501-2509 Bay Shore Boulevard is a two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1934, currently owned by Brahmabuta K Swami Sep Prpt. The building has experienced significant maintenance and habitability issues, with active violations from 2018 including multiple sanitation concerns (cockroach and rodent infestations), plumbing problems (sink and bathtub repairs needed), water damage, and heating system deficiencies. These violations, documented in multiple complaints, have resulted in several repair orders through building permits, including window repairs, water damage remediation, and pest elimination work with a cost of $3,000 in 2018.

The property has also faced electrical and heating system challenges, with permits issued in late 2018 for wall-mounted gas furnace installation and baseboard heater power supply. Earlier history shows the building has undergone various modifications and faced several compliance issues, including unauthorized construction and use as an illegal night club (2021 complaint). The property saw electrical system upgrades in 2005 and underwent unit verification work in 2010 to document its three residential units on the second and third floors.

A troubling pattern of water-related issues emerged in 2019, with multiple complaints regarding water leakage affecting multiple units and electrical systems. The building experienced security and structural maintenance concerns as evidenced by multiple active violations, and more recent complaints in 2025 suggest ongoing maintenance challenges, including reports of garbage accumulation, graffiti, and open code violations requiring attention. The property's history shows significant ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly in 2018-2020, with multiple active violations and complaints regarding habitability issues. The building has undergone various repairs and modifications over the years, but many historical and recent complaints suggest persistent maintenance and infrastructure concerns that continue to require attention.