911-913 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The Steinberg Trust-owned duplex at 911-913 Capp Street is a two-story, multi-family residential building constructed in 1910, currently containing two units. The property has undergone significant renovations and improvements over the past several years, most notably in 2015, when substantial work was completed including the installation of electric wall heaters, bathroom fan replacement, window replacements, and comprehensive renovations in unit 911 involving new bathroom fixtures, kitchen cabinets, and layout modifications. The electrical systems were notably upgraded in 2015 with the installation of a new service and extensive rewiring.

Earlier improvements included garage door replacement in 2015, with work showing compliance with building codes. The building did experience several code violations in late 2003 related to heating, security, and interior surfaces, including mold/mildew issues, but these were all abated by November 21, 2003. In 2014, the building was subject to a Soft Story Retrofit Program notice, though there were subsequent complaints about non-compliance, which appear to have been resolved. Recent concerns have included a rodent infestation report in September 2021 and multiple parking-related issues outside the building, including several cases of driveway blocking reported between 2018-2024.

The building's most recent work orders reflect routine maintenance and regulatory compliance activities, with no major building violations recorded in recent years. The property has maintained active compliance with building safety requirements since the 2003 violations were addressed, with all subsequent permits showing completion of work as required. The building's systems have received regular updates, including plumbing extensions in 2011 and various electrical improvements, suggesting ongoing maintenance and upkeep by property management. 311 calls for the building area primarily relate to street-level issues such as parking violations and sidewalk maintenance, rather than building-specific concerns.