2400 Bay Shore Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94134

The 2400 Bay Shore Blvd property is a 2-story, 18-unit multi-family residential building with commercial space, constructed in 1905 and currently owned by Rasmi & Bahjeh Ziedan Revocable Trust. The building has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues over its history, with the most severe cluster of problems occurring in March-April 2013 when multiple housing code violations were documented, including mold/mildew on walls, water damage, heating system failures, and electrical issues, though these were reportedly abated within a month. More recent concerns emerged in 2018, with fire safety violations recorded for exit maintenance, electrical systems, storage, and alarm systems, all of which were marked as abated by November 2018. The property underwent some commercial adaptation in 2016 when a portion of the building was converted into a dog grooming business, including plumbing modifications for a wash basin and sinks.

While there have been numerous recent 311 calls regarding garbage and debris (particularly in late 2024), these appear to be primarily related to street conditions rather than the building itself. The most recent complaints from early 2025 involve noise and general exterior maintenance, though the status of these cases may not directly reflect on the building's internal conditions. The building's historical record shows periodic maintenance issues dating back to 1996, with problems including plumbing, electrical, heating, and interior surface concerns. The property underwent some structural questions in 2006 regarding its connection to the adjacent building (2420 Bay Shore Blvd) and related fire safety features, though this complaint is listed as not active.

A significant cluster of violations in 2013 involved multiple interior maintenance issues including ceiling repairs, painting requirements, and mold remediation. Recent building permits indicate ongoing maintenance and improvements, including commercial adaptations and some plumbing work, though one permit from 2018 related to the main water line has since expired. The property's location has been subject to various urban challenges as evidenced by numerous 311 calls regarding street cleaning and waste management, particularly between September 2024 and January 2025. While these exterior issues don't necessarily reflect on the building's internal conditions, they do provide context about the surrounding area. The building's management history suggests periodic responsiveness to maintenance issues, though the frequency and variety of historical complaints indicate ongoing challenges with maintaining the property's infrastructure and systems over time.