17-21 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The property at 17-21 Capp Street in the Inner Mission is a two-story, multi-family residential building constructed in 1906, containing three units under TIC Building Class (4 units or less). The building experienced significant fire damage in 2006 and 2008, which led to a series of repairs and modifications between 2010-2011, including the addition of a new unit and various structural improvements. These renovations involved extensive work, including electrical rewiring, plumbing updates, and the installation of a new gas heating system.

The property now features a solar panel system installed in 2021, consisting of 18 PV modules. Recent history shows the building has maintained proper permits and undergone several improvements, including exterior updates and infrastructure upgrades. The property has experienced multiple 311 calls related to street conditions and maintenance, though these appear to be primarily related to public space issues rather than building-specific problems.

Historical building violations related to fire safety and unit modifications were ultimately resolved by December 2011, and there have been no active violations since that time. While there were several complaints regarding hazardous materials and vacant building status in 2005-2006, these were found to have no merit. The most recent building-related service request was for garbage and debris in October 2024, which was resolved by Public Works.