1040-1042 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 1040-1042 Capp Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, owned by the Ibrahim Eyad & Rany Trust, has been in service since 1979 and is classified as a Flats & Duplex structure. The building's maintenance history shows minimal major interventions, with only two significant permit records: a reroofing project from 1996 (now expired) and a completed electrical upgrade involving meter box replacement to 200 amps in 2007.

A notable building complaint was filed in July 2020 regarding unauthorized construction work beyond permit scope, which took nearly two years to resolve, finally being abated in June 2022. The property has experienced numerous street-level maintenance issues in recent months, with multiple 311 calls between January and September 2024 highlighting problems such as garbage and debris (including glass and various waste types), street and sidewalk defects, and illegal parking violations.

Two significant pavement defect complaints were recorded in March 2024, one of which involved an 8-inch void beneath a concrete apron, though one remains open as of the report date. The building has had two documented service calls from the fire department for service and public assistance, neither involving civilian injuries. The property's recent history suggests ongoing challenges with street maintenance and parking issues in the immediate vicinity, while the building's internal systems have received some upgrades over the past decades, with no major structural or systems concerns reported in recent years.