6244-6248 3rd St, San Francisco, CA 94124

The property at 6244-6248 3rd Street in Bayview Heights is a two-story, three-unit residential building with commercial space, built in 1907 and currently owned by the Lee Family Trust. The building has undergone several significant renovations and improvements over the past two decades, with the most substantial work occurring in 2011 when both the residential and commercial spaces were remodeled. This included updates to the laundromat facility ($80,000) with new equipment, restroom, office, and lighting, as well as kitchen renovations in the residential unit ($9,000) that included furnace installation and electrical updates.

The property has seen consistent investment in infrastructure, including multiple electrical upgrades with the most recent being a 100-amp meter installation in 2019 and a conversion to underground service in 2004. Recent maintenance issues include an active complaint (as of June 2024) regarding peeling paint and a sewage-related problem in September 2024, though most historical complaints from the 1990s regarding structural issues, pests, and heating problems have been resolved. The building briefly faced a water conservation compliance issue in 2018, which was resolved within three months. The property has maintained a reasonable level of upkeep over the years, with comprehensive upgrades to address various systems including plumbing, electrical, and weatherproofing.

Recent 311 calls show recurring issues with parking violations in the area, though these are not directly related to the building itself. The building's history shows a pattern of periodic upgrades to residential units and commercial spaces, with particular attention paid to modernization efforts such as energy-efficient improvements (e.g., insulated windows in 2002) and infrastructure updates. A recent flooding incident on the property was noted in December 2024, which was resolved by the Public Utilities Commission. The most recent tenant buyout data shows two tenants received $65,000 in compensation in March 2022, though the address listed appears to be different from the subject property.