372-374 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The 372-374 Capp Street property is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1900 in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood. The building has experienced several significant events over its history, most notably a bathroom fire in 2017 that required substantial repairs totaling $15,000, including ceiling repairs, new insulation, and electrical rewiring, which was completed in 2018. The property underwent a voluntary seismic upgrade project in 2011, though records indicate this permit expired without completion.

In 2008-2009, multiple violations were addressed, including the illegal installation of a bathroom in the yard area and problems with rear stairs, both of which were resolved through proper permitting processes. The building has undergone various improvements and maintenance work over the years, including a complete electrical system upgrade in 2004 with a three-meter installation, multiple bathroom renovations, and window replacements in 2007. Historical records show some concerning incidents, such as raw sewage issues reported in 1995, unstable rear stairs in 1998, and various building complaints related to unpermitted work between 2004-2008.

More recent maintenance has included routine street cleaning and some noise complaints in 2023, though these are typical for the area and not directly related to the building's condition. The property has also been subject to several planning reviews, including proposals to add decks and reconfigure stairs, with some appeal outcomes upheld and others abated for various reasons. Fire safety checks in 2006 and 2015 resulted in minor violations, all of which were subsequently corrected.