715 Lincoln Way, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building at 715 Lincoln Way in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood, owned by David Lok Wong, was constructed in 1963 and has undergone various improvements and faced several challenges over its history. Significant recent improvements include the 2014 replacement of single-pane windows with double-pane vinyl windows in unit B, and a 2013 kitchen renovation including cabinet, countertop, and flooring updates. The building's infrastructure was notably upgraded in 2004 with the conversion from overhead to underground electrical service.

In 2011, the building faced multiple violations requiring correction, including stucco repairs, fire escape maintenance, and addressing lead paint concerns, though these were all abated by September 2001. Earlier maintenance work included stucco repairs (1991) and roofing work (1999), while a 1984 permit indicated work was done to bring the building up to code. The property has experienced typical urban issues as evidenced by 311 calls, including recent reports of garbage and debris (2025), abandoned vehicles (2024), and various street maintenance concerns.

While the building had several violations in 2001 related to safety and maintenance that were subsequently resolved, there have been no recorded building violations in recent years, suggesting improved maintenance compliance. The most recent 311 calls primarily relate to street-level issues rather than building-specific problems, indicating that major building systems and compliance issues have been relatively stable in recent years. The property has had routine housing inspections in 2001 and 2011, with all cited violations being properly addressed and abated.