4101 Lincoln Way, San Francisco, CA 94122

The 13-unit, 3-story apartment building at 4101 Lincoln Way in San Francisco's Outer Sunset neighborhood, owned by the Guido & Pierina Giosso Family, was constructed in 1928 and has undergone several significant improvements over the years, most notably a mandatory seismic retrofit completed in 2017 (as a Tier 3 soft-story building) that cost $100,000. The property experienced a notable incident in 2014 when it suffered structural damage from an automobile impact, leading to a $50,000 repair project that included framing repairs, new stucco, and a steel moment frame installation.

The building has maintained regular upkeep through various maintenance projects, including a $27,000 reroofing in 2017, street space improvements in 2018, and an electrical upgrade in 2003 that included a new 400-amp service with multiple meters. The building has faced several safety and maintenance challenges over the years, with a cluster of building violations recorded in 2002 including issues with fire escapes, handrails, and fire proofing in the garage ceiling, though all were abated by February 2002.

More recent history shows periodic fire safety inspections revealing issues with alarm systems (2016-2018), extinguishers (2022), and sprinkler systems (2023), though most were found to have "No Merit" or were corrected promptly. The most recent building improvements have focused on maintaining basic infrastructure, with recent 311 calls primarily related to sidewalk cleaning, garbage removal, and pavement defects near the property. While these issues represent ongoing maintenance challenges, they have generally been addressed promptly as evidenced by the "Closed Case Resolved" status on most recent calls.