581-583 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

Located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, 581-583 Capp Street is a historic 3-story, 2-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1890, currently owned by Bonner Jed Wang and Jones Emi. The property has undergone significant recent improvements, most notably a comprehensive renovation completed in 2021-2022 that included a complete foundation replacement ($95,450), rear addition construction, facade restoration, and window replacement to preserve the building's historic character.

The renovation project also involved extensive upgrades to modernize the building's systems and compliance with current standards, including a $800,000 restoration project that featured new insulated wood windows, restoration of original wood siding and doors, and the construction of a new rear addition. Recent improvements continue through 2023-2024, with completed plumbing upgrades including bathroom and kitchen renovations, installation of a radiant heating system, electrical system upgrades including new lighting and outlets throughout, and the conversion to an all-electric system. The building has maintained a relatively clean record regarding safety and habitability issues, with only two historical complaints on record - a 2019 report of overgrown ivy and broken window, and a 2006 complaint about interior maintenance issues that was promptly addressed.

The property has also received a solar installation permit in 2009 for a 3 kW system with 7 roof-mounted panels, indicating past efforts toward sustainability. While there have been multiple 311 calls regarding street-related issues near the property, these are primarily related to parking and sidewalk maintenance rather than building-specific concerns. The most recent plumbing work completed in 2024 involved trim-out work for multiple bathrooms and kitchen spaces, suggesting ongoing maintenance and improvements to the units.