930 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The three-unit residential building at 930 Irving Street in San Francisco's Inner Sunset district, owned by Kim Tae Won & Kyung A, has a rich history dating back to its 1910 construction. The three-story flat, which also had commercial space, has undergone several significant improvements over the years, with the most recent notable work being window replacements in December 2017 for improved energy efficiency. The building has received mandatory seismic upgrades, including a voluntary foundation improvement in 2003 estimated at $5,000, following earlier foundation work completed in 1995 at a cost of $6,000.

The property has seen various interior improvements, including kitchen renovations in 2007 ($8,000) and prior work in 1988 involving updates to bathrooms and fixtures. In recent months (late 2023), the building's vicinity has experienced several noise-related complaints, particularly concerning entertainment noise, with incidents reported in November 2023, though official inspections were unable to pinpoint consistent sources. There have been multiple instances of unauthorized postings and graffiti on nearby parking meters between 2019-2020, indicating ongoing maintenance challenges in the immediate area.

A significant violation was reported regarding unauthorized advertising on the building's facade and sidewalk, though this issue was marked as abated in the Planning Records. The building's utility infrastructure has been upgraded, as evidenced by the installation of multiple commercial and residential meters in 2007, though the specific purpose of this change is not detailed in the records. The property appears to be generally well-maintained from a structural perspective, with regular improvements focused on safety, energy efficiency, and basic habitability requirements being consistently addressed throughout its history.