290-292 Jersey St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The three-story, two-unit multi-family residential building at 290-292 Jersey Street in Noe Valley, owned by Jeffrey Cappo, has undergone significant renovations and maintenance work since its construction in 1909. Most recently, in March 2024, the building received permits for extensive water damage repairs valued at $125,000, including updates to 3.5 bathrooms, kitchen facilities, flooring, drywall, insulation, and twelve non-street-visible windows. Additional ongoing improvements were noted in October 2024, including kitchen electrical modifications and plumbing upgrades, with the installation of a fireplace completed shortly thereafter.

The building's history shows substantial work during 2011-2012, including a comprehensive interior remodel of both units, installation of a new fire sprinkler system, and major electrical updates comprising new wiring, lighting, appliances, and smoke detectors. The property has experienced some issues requiring attention, though all have been resolved. In 2012, there were complaints regarding unauthorized conversion from two units to a single-family home, which were addressed by the completion of proper permits and restorations. Earlier, in 2009, safety concerns were raised about a wooden utility ladder at the rear of the building, which was resolved within a month.

Infrastructure improvements include plumbing system overhauls, with records showing completed work on mainline sewer replacement (2010), new waste, gas, and water lines (2011), and various water-related repairs in 2024. The building has experienced two reported sewage backup incidents (2015 and 2010) that were addressed by city services. While there have been several parking-related complaints near the property between 2015-2024, these are external issues not directly related to the building's condition or safety. This summary reflects the building's documented history up to October 2023, highlighting significant structural improvements, safety upgrades, and maintenance work while noting resolved compliance issues from the past without implying any current concerns.