50-60 Camp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-story multi-family residential building at 50-60 Camp St in Mission Dolores, built in 1909, underwent significant improvements in early 2018, including a completed soft-story seismic retrofit ($45,000), kitchen renovations ($28,000), and comprehensive plumbing and electrical upgrades. The plumbing work included installation of a new tankless water heater and main gas line, while electrical improvements featured rewiring of a unit and installation of a 400-amp service.

The building had previously faced multiple housing code violations in 2001, involving issues with fire safety, interior surfaces, plumbing, windows, and the presence of lead-based paint, but these were all abated by October 29, 2001. A building complaint in 2010 regarding unauthorized construction of stairs was also resolved by May 2010, and a routine housing inspection in 2011 found no significant issues. Historical maintenance records show earlier work included roofing repairs in 2000 and various unit improvements in the early 2000s.

The building's soft-story retrofit program, classified as Tier 3, has been successfully completed with a Certificate of Final Completion issued. Recent 311 calls from 2020 to 2024 primarily relate to street maintenance issues outside the building, including reports of encampments and waste that were addressed by city services, though these are more reflective of neighborhood conditions rather than building-specific concerns. The most recent building-related inspections or major repairs appear to be limited to the 2018 renovations, suggesting the property has received appropriate attention to both safety and habitability requirements in recent years.