519 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 519 Capp Street is a 2-story, 3-unit multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, constructed in 1890 and currently owned by Adriana Razo. The building has undergone several significant repairs and improvements over the past decade, including a complete reroofing in 2013 ($24,600), rear porch wall repairs due to dry rot and window replacements in 2016 ($2,500), and a plumbing overhaul in 2019 involving 50 feet of drain replacement and cleanout installation. The property experienced a period of substantial maintenance issues and violations in mid-2015, leading to multiple repair permits related to various problem areas including stairs, deck, walls, and unapproved ceiling materials.

These violations, which were primarily resolved by December 2015, included safety concerns such as the need for handrails, fire extinguisher maintenance, and structural evaluations. More recent work has been performed to upgrade electrical systems, including the installation of new circuits and a sub-panel in 2022 (issued, but status needs confirmation). Tenant complaints from late 2015 indicated persistent issues with mold, water damage, plumbing problems, and various maintenance concerns throughout the units.

There have been multiple 311 calls in recent years regarding the property, primarily related to street cleaning, sidewalk defects, and a missing sewer vent cover. The building's mechanical systems have seen improvements, with the installation of gas furnaces, floor heaters, and electrical upgrades. Safety incidents on record include a gas leak, elevator emergency, and a malfunctioning alarm system, though none resulted in civilian injuries. The property has maintained active compliance with building codes since the resolution of the 2015 violations, with no recent major complaints or violations noted in the past several years.