668-672 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The 4-unit multi-family residential building at 668-672 Capp Street in the Inner Mission, owned by the Cano Family Trust since 2002, has undergone significant and regular maintenance since its construction in 1905. Most recently, Unit 670 received comprehensive updates in September 2023, including bathroom and kitchen remodels, laundry improvements, and electrical rewiring with a new 100-amp subpanel. The building has seen consistent maintenance and upgrades, including a complete reroofing in May 2023 ($29,000), third-floor renovations in 2016, and multiple electrical systems updates. Notable historical work includes a significant foundation improvement project in 2010 and comprehensive window replacements throughout the building.

The property has experienced several regulatory interactions, including a lead paint complaint in 2017, concerns about unauthorized construction work in March 2017, and a blocked exits issue that was promptly corrected in 2012. While there have been three minor fire-related incidents recorded (none resulting in injuries), these were primarily related to alarm system malfunctions and electrical equipment issues. The building underwent one tenant buyout at Unit 672 in 2016 for $50,000. Recent building activity has generated some neighborhood complaints, including recent concerns about construction noise and debris management.

The property has also experienced multiple issues with driveway blocking, as evidenced by numerous parking enforcement requests in late 2024, though many of these could not be verified by responding officers. The building's maintenance history demonstrates regular upkeep and improvements, with particular attention to modernizing systems and maintaining structural integrity. The recent flurry of maintenance and upgrades in 2023, including plumbing and electrical work, suggests significant investment in maintaining the building's infrastructure. The property has a relatively low number of serious complaints or safety incidents on record, though the concentration of recent parking enforcement issues may warrant attention to neighborhood relations.