101 Capra Way, San Francisco, CA 94123

The three-story multi-family residential building at 101 Capra Way in the Marina neighborhood is a 15-unit apartment complex built in 1928, currently owned by Credit Trust Utd since September 1993. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and safety upgrades over the years, with the most recent being a reroofing project completed in July 2024 at a cost of $121,720. In 2018, the building received important fire safety improvements, including the replacement of the fire alarm system and the installation of low-frequency horns in bedrooms, with both building and electrical permits recorded for this work.

A boiler replacement was completed in 2016, indicating attention to building systems maintenance. The building has maintained compliance with safety regulations, though there were some fire safety violations recorded in 2006 related to fire proofing materials and smoke enclosure door closers, which were promptly abated within two months. Two fire complaints were filed in recent years, one regarding alarm systems in 2018 (found to have no merit) and another concerning exit maintenance in late 2017 (which was corrected).

The property's history shows regular maintenance and upgrading of critical systems, though there have been some resident-reported issues, particularly regarding garbage collection noise in 2020-2021, which Recology addressed based on city regulations. A 2018 carbon monoxide detector activation was investigated with no CO detected and no civilian injuries reported. Recent street-level issues have been minimal, with only a few 311 calls regarding pavement defects, garbage, and debris in 2024, all of which were resolved. The building's permit and inspection history suggests active management and maintenance of the property, with most recent improvements focusing on building envelope maintenance and fire safety systems.