2886 Harrison St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 2886 Harrison Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission, owned by Carmen Raygoza, was constructed in 1900 and is classified as a one-story flats/duplex structure. The property's most concerning issue on record was an incident reported in February 2014, when a complaint was filed regarding alleged overcrowding in the upper unit, with specific concerns about electrical safety including overloaded outlets and extension cords.

This complaint also mentioned a potential safety concern regarding a known individual associated with the upper unit, though the current status of this issue is listed as "Not Active" with no formal abatement recorded. The building's recent history shows no major building code violations or serious safety concerns since 2014, though there have been several maintenance and neighborhood issues. These include three street cleaning service requests due to loose garbage in 2018 and 2022, and a 2021 report of a collapsed sidewalk affecting tree planting at the property address.

Additionally, there was an instance of offensive graffiti on the building in 2016 that was subsequently addressed. The most recent activity at the address has been related to parking enforcement, with two illegal parking violations recorded in 2024 and a scooter service request in April 2024. These parking-related incidents, along with the sidewalk maintenance issues, suggest ongoing urban maintenance challenges in the immediate vicinity, though none appear to directly impact building safety or habitability.