3715 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94131

The property at 3715 Market Street is a modern 4-story multi-family residential building constructed in 2009, containing two units and featuring both a rooftop deck and a two-car garage. The building's construction history shows significant work performed between 2003 and 2009, including the conversion from a single-family to a dual-family residence, installation of a comprehensive fire sprinkler system with 93 heads, and complete electrical and plumbing systems.

Notable construction-related incidents included a complaint in June 2007 regarding an unsecured wood wall during demolition work, though this was promptly addressed within one week. In recent years, the building has experienced some maintenance challenges, particularly with sewer infrastructure, as evidenced by multiple sewage backup incidents in late 2021 and more recently, a sewer line repair in February 2024. The property has been affected by external environmental factors, including graffiti incidents (most recently in 2024), and tree-related issues, with documented cases of tree damage in 2019 and 2015.

A significant infrastructure improvement was made in 2019 with a street space permit, though the exact nature of this work is not specified in the records. The building's systems were thoroughly updated during construction, including new electrical service with three meters and five sub-panels, though there were two cancelled permits related to electrical work in early 2008. The property's location has been subject to various urban maintenance issues typical of San Francisco, such as graffiti, tree maintenance needs, and occasional parking enforcement matters, all of which have been addressed through appropriate city services.