722 Shotwell St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The 11-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building at 722 Shotwell Street in the Inner Mission, constructed in 1900, has undergone several significant safety upgrades and repairs over the past decade. Most notably, in 2023, the building received a fire alarm upgrade costing $32,186, following previous fire safety improvements including a 2006 fire alarm system issue and multiple violations related to fire safety equipment. The building successfully completed mandatory seismic retrofitting as a Tier 3 soft-story property, with initial work starting in 2016.

Recent infrastructure improvements include plumbing updates in 2015 with the installation of a new water heater and replacement of heaters, as well as electrical system upgrades including a 2008 overhaul with new 200-amp service and 12 meter sockets. The property has faced various maintenance challenges over the years, with several issues being promptly addressed. There were multiple housing complaints in the 2000s regarding interior maintenance, including dry rot, plumbing, and electrical concerns, all of which were subsequently resolved.

Recent building complaints from 2023 indicate ongoing attention to common areas. The building underwent several major structural improvements, including a soft story retrofit and various repairs to address violations. Historical issues included a sewage leak in 2009 and multiple instances of unpermitted work, particularly in 2011 involving exterior stairs and deck repairs, though these matters were eventually resolved. The property has maintained compliance with recent regulations, as evidenced by the completion of the soft story retrofit and various safety system upgrades, while continuing to address routine maintenance and security improvements such as the installation of a new driveway gate in 2012.