625-627 Fillmore St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The property at 625-627 Fillmore St in the Alamo Square neighborhood is a three-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1900, currently owned by Sst Investments LLC. The building has undergone significant safety and infrastructure improvements between 2010-2011, including the installation of a comprehensive fire sprinkler system with monitoring capabilities ($16,500 + $2,500), electrical upgrades across all floors (new wiring, lights, switches, and receptacles), and a waterflow alarm control panel installation. These upgrades were part of a broader renovation effort that also included bathroom installations, kitchen updates, and various plumbing improvements.

The building has an active history of building violations from June 2008, primarily related to lead paint hazards and security requirements, including the need for weatherproofing on siding and installation of appropriate door viewers. These violations, which include both building and interior surfaces issues, were documented with a final warning letter in February 2009 and a director hearing in May 2009, and their current "Active" status suggests they may still require resolution. The property has undergone several routine safety inspections by Housing Inspection Services between 2000-2019, with the most recent being in May 2019, though the outcomes of these inspections are not specified in the available records.

Additionally, there have been multiple 311 calls regarding the property and its immediate vicinity in 2023-2024, primarily related to parking enforcement issues and occasional graffiti removal requests, which appear to have been addressed appropriately. The building's recent history shows no significant safety incidents or major building complaints since 2019, and the majority of construction-related permits from 2010-2011 have been marked as complete. However, the outstanding building violations from 2008 regarding lead paint and security issues represent the only remaining compliance concerns on record. The property has also experienced some neighborhood disturbances related to parking and graffiti, though these issues are more relevant to the surrounding area than to the building itself.