711-713 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-story multi-family residential building at 711-713 Capp Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood was constructed in 1963 and consists of 5 to 14 units, though the exact number of units is not specified in the records. The property has undergone significant improvements in recent years, with a comprehensive renovation program focusing on unit upgrades between 2017 and 2019.

All six units (1 through 6) received kitchen and bathroom remodels including new cabinets, fixtures, and appliances, with associated plumbing and electrical work. Major infrastructure improvements include a completed soft-story retrofit (Classified as Tier 3) with steel moment frames and plywood shear walls in 2017 (cost: $85,000), and the installation of new 400-amp underground electrical service with seven meters in late 2017. The building has a documented history of fire safety violations from September 2015, all of which were resolved by April 2016, including issues with fire escape obstruction, fire extinguisher maintenance, carbon monoxide alarms, and fire escape ladder functionality.

Recent maintenance issues include a sewage backup incident in November 2024 and multiple reports of driveway blocking violations in late 2024. A planning application for horizontal and vertical additions and seismic retrofit work was withdrawn, while records show completed work including window replacements (with aluminum-clad wood windows facing the street and vinyl elsewhere) in December 2017. The building's electrical system has been modernized significantly, with multiple permits showing installation of new smoke detection systems, appliance circuits, and safety features.