5600 Fulton St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 5600 Fulton Street in San Francisco's Outer Richmond district is a 2-story flats and duplex structure built in 1926, currently owned by the Wing Gan Liang Living Trust. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the past few years, most notably a $30,000 window replacement project in 2019 that involved installing 25 new fiberglass sash windows, primarily on the street-facing side. The building had a notable series of violations in June 2008 related to safety concerns, including lack of handrails, heating issues, and egress obstructions, all of which were abated by December 2008.

An 8606989 permit from 1986 indicates there was a period requiring the building to be brought into full compliance with codes. More recent concerns were raised in September 2019 regarding peeling paint on the exterior and woodwork. The property's maintenance history includes various infrastructure works, such as sidewalk repairs in 2001 and electrical upgrades in 2008 (installing a furnace and switch).

A notable tenant buyout occurred in August 2018, with two tenants receiving $31,992.40. The building has generated multiple 311 calls in recent months (October-November 2024), primarily related to abandoned vehicles and parking enforcement issues, though these are external to the building's condition. Recent structural maintenance concerns were reported and resolved by the Recreation and Park Department in February 2024. Two separate planning records show historic resource assessments and documentation of the 2019 window replacement project, both of which are marked closed.