2207 Cabrillo St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The three-story, six-unit apartment building at 2207 Cabrillo Street in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by Patricia P Wong, has undergone several significant improvements since its construction in 1924. Most notably, in 2016, the building completed a seismic retrofit to address soft-story vulnerabilities, which is particularly important for earthquake safety in San Francisco. The building previously faced multiple housing code violations in late 2002, including issues with stairs, fire safety (such as combustible storage and egress obstructions), security, plumbing, and electrical systems, though all these violations were abated by February 2003.

In 2006, there were additional issues regarding fire escape maintenance that were subsequently resolved. More recent history shows various maintenance and safety improvements, including repairs to back stairs in 2006 and street space/sidewalk repairs in 2013. A fire alarm systems issue was documented in 2013 and resolved by 2015.

The building has experienced some infrastructure challenges, with a sewage vent issue reported in December 2024. Recent 311 calls (2024-2025) have primarily concerned street cleaning and abandoned vehicles near the property. Two false fire alarms were recorded, along with one electrical wiring issue, though none resulted in civilian injuries. The building's soft-story retrofit was completed successfully, with a Certificate of Final Completion (CFC) issued, indicating compliance with seismic safety requirements.