177 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

177 Capp Street is a 15-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1908 and currently owned by Rafael Figueroa. The property has undergone several significant renovations and maintenance work over the years, with the most recent being an $30,000 siding improvement project scheduled for late 2024. In 2016, voluntary seismic improvements were completed, though these did not comply with building code requirements.

The building has faced multiple challenges regarding its fire safety systems, with violations noted in 2020 (alarm systems), 2017 (sprinkler systems), and 2017 (multiple fire code violations), though most have been corrected. A notable cluster of building violations occurred in 2011, involving various issues including stair repairs, structural maintenance, handrail installation, water heater compliance, and smoke enclosure door repairs, all of which were abated by March 28, 2011. The building's maintenance history shows ongoing attention to structural and safety concerns, including temporary shoring in 2005, roof replacement in 2000, and various repairs to decks, stairs, and siding.

Fire safety equipment has received regular attention, with violations corrected in a timely manner, though a 2015 complaint regarding a non-compliant grey water system remains active. Recent fire incidents have been minor, primarily involving elevator rescues and a contained cooking fire, with no civilian injuries reported. The property has experienced periodic issues with its fire safety systems, including sprinkler and alarm system violations, though these have generally been addressed promptly. Recent 311 calls from early 2025 have primarily concerned external garbage and debris issues near the property, which were mostly resolved by city services.