4407 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The two-unit residential building at 4407 24th Street in Noe Valley is a historic one-story structure built in 1904, currently owned by the Lionel Craven Trust. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and infrastructure improvements over the past decade, including a window replacement in 2016 (costing $2,356) with energy-efficient features, street space work in 2012, and a complete sewer line and house trap replacement the same year.

The most serious current infrastructure concern is an open and accepted 311 call from July 2024 regarding a collapsed sidewalk, which presents potential safety issues for residents and visitors. The building has a relatively low number of maintenance issues on record since 2011, with most documented incidents being external to the building itself, such as street cleaning matters, parking enforcement requests, and municipal service notifications.

Notable past incidents include a flickering streetlight in 2013 that was promptly serviced by PG&E, and three separate reports regarding abandoned vehicles in the vicinity between 2011 and 2013, all of which were resolved when the vehicles were no longer present. A rent board follow-up request from January 2022 was resolved, though specific details of the original issue are not documented in the current records.