3225 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

3225 24th Street is a 4-unit multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood. Built in 1910, the property has undergone significant recent improvements and renovations, most notably the conversion of its ground-level garage space into two new affordable housing units (ADUs) in 2020-2021, which included seismic upgrades and comprehensive infrastructure work costing approximately $260,000. The building has received numerous system upgrades in recent years, including the installation of a new fire sprinkler system in 2022 ($21,000), electrical upgrades to 400-amp service ($400) in 2022, and multiple unit renovations including kitchen remodels and plumbing updates totaling over $80,000 in 2020-2022.

The property has maintained active compliance with building codes and safety requirements, though there was a concerning complaint filed in May 2024 regarding alleged tenant behavior and property management issues, which is currently marked as active in the housing inspection system. Historical records from the building show a pattern of improvements and some maintenance challenges, particularly in the early 2000s when multiple building violations were recorded between 2000-2005, including issues with stairs, windows, mold, and water damage, all of which were subsequently resolved. The building experienced one documented fire incident related to equipment failure, though no injuries were reported.

Recent maintenance history shows proactive upkeep, including a new roof in 2020 ($22,500) and various unit upgrades. The property has generated multiple parking enforcement calls in the past year (2024), though these are not directly related to building conditions. The building's recent improvements and ongoing management practices suggest active maintenance of safety and living standards, though the 2024 complaint warrants monitoring for resolution.