377-379 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 377-379 Capp Street is a two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood. Built in 1911 and owned by Richard Barth Snyder Revoc, this building has undergone numerous significant improvements over the past two decades. Most recently, in 2021, substantial renovations were completed including a $25,000 kitchen remodel in two units featuring new appliances, plumbing, electrical fixtures, and furnace upgrades, along with a $18,500 reroofing project.

Earlier improvements include a comprehensive interior remodel of a one-story portion in 2017 costing $100,000, which involved kitchen and bathroom renovations, window replacements, and the installation of a new tankless water heater and radiant floor heating. The building has also seen substantial infrastructure upgrades, with two solar PV systems installed on the roof in 2009 (totaling 4.2 kW), new vinyl windows installed in 2001, and multiple bathroom renovations across different units between 2013-2018. The property has experienced some maintenance and quality-of-life issues in the surrounding area, as evidenced by several 311 calls in recent years.

These include reports of human or animal waste on the street (2022), parking violations blocking driveways (2022), and instances of sidewalk cleaning needs. Notable building-specific incidents include a sewage backup issue reported in February 2019 that was subsequently resolved by PUC Sewer Operations. While the building has undergone extensive modernization and renovation work, the surrounding area has faced typical urban challenges, though most recent complaints have been resolved promptly. The property's maintenance history shows consistent investment in both unit improvements and building infrastructure, with all recent permits marked as complete or issued, indicating active management and upkeep of the property.