600-610 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The three-story, seven-unit residential building at 600-610 Irving Street in the Inner Sunset, owned by Frank Low, was constructed in 1916 and includes both residential and commercial spaces. The property has undergone several maintenance and improvement projects in recent years, with the most significant being a dry rot repair under one bay window in 2022 ($2,900) and ADA compliance upgrades to the commercial entrance in 2020, which was successfully completed.

Historical maintenance records show attention to structural integrity, including previous dry rot repairs in 2002 under window seals in apartments 1 and 2 ($3,800), and utility upgrades such as a 40-amp electrical subpanel replacement in 2004. Recent concerns primarily involve external issues rather than building safety or maintenance. A vacant commercial space was noted in August 2023, and there have been multiple reports of street cleaning and maintenance issues near the property between late 2024 and early 2025, including garbage disposal and debris concerns that were subsequently resolved.

The building's history includes one fire safety violation in 2007 related to fire extinguishers, which was promptly corrected within two weeks. The last known routine housing inspection was conducted in 2002, and there have been no recent building code violations or major safety incidents recorded. The property's permit history suggests regular maintenance and responsiveness to building code requirements, though the age of some repairs and the occurrence of multiple dry rot issues (noted in 2002 and 2022) may be of interest.