4381 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The property at 4381 24th Street in Noe Valley is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1908, currently owned by Milton R & David Malev. The building's permit history reveals several maintenance and compliance efforts in the early 1980s, including attempts to repair front steps and general code compliance in 1983, though these permits expired, along with another permit that was cancelled.

A notable successful improvement from this period was the addition of a rear deck in 1986. The most recent significant incident occurred in October 2018, when a sewage backup incident was reported and subsequently resolved by PUC Sewer Operations through flushing and grease removal.

The property has been involved in planning discussions regarding its unit configuration, with records showing two applications for an Off Street Parking Variance. These applications were related to converting a legally single-family dwelling that had been operating as a three-unit residence into two legal dwelling units, though they were ultimately disapproved or closed without approval. The building's history suggests routine maintenance patterns typical of structures of its age, with the most significant recent infrastructure issue being the 2018 sewage system incident, which appears to have been properly addressed.