3000 Alemany Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94112

The 4-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 3000 Alemany Blvd in the Outer Mission neighborhood has undergone several significant renovations and faced multiple safety-related incidents since its construction in 1986. The property has seen consistent bathroom improvements over the past few years, with the most recent renovation completed in October 2024 costing $28,000, following a 2022 bathroom remodel that included new fixtures, finishes, and electrical updates. In 2023, the building complied with accessibility requirements through the installation of an automatic door opener and sidewalk modifications.

The property has had various fire safety issues, including three violations between 2020 and 2023 related to alarm systems and blocked exits, though all have been abated. There were also multiple fire code violations issued in 2020, including concerns about gas cylinder security and electrical safety, which were subsequently corrected. The building's maintenance history includes a sewer repair in 2011, and more recently, there have been numerous 311 calls regarding pavement defects and street maintenance issues around the property, particularly in late 2024 when multiple reports of pavement issues and debris were filed, though most were either cancelled or transferred and not formally addressed.

The property has a history of addressing building code requirements, as evidenced by the 2023 installation of an automatic door opener to comply with accessibility regulations. Recent improvements have focused on bathroom updates and garage-related electrical work, including a garage door opener installation completed in 2023. Two notable tenant buyouts were recorded in 2022, involving 3 tenants at 161 Laura Street for $60,000. The building's location has experienced some recurring infrastructure issues, particularly concerning the adjacent street and sidewalk conditions, as shown by multiple pavement defect reports in late 2024, though many of these complaints were either closed for lack of detailed information or referred to other jurisdictions for handling.