600-620 Font Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94132

The 27-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 600-620 Font Boulevard, built in 1951 and owned by California State University, has experienced several significant events over its recent history. Most notably, there was a concerning period between 2021-2023 where residents reported potential structural issues, with a June 2021 complaint about floor cracking suggesting possible soil and foundation settlement problems. More recently, in May 2023, there was a complaint about construction work starting as early as 3 AM, though this issue was abated within two days.

The building underwent significant plumbing work in 2019-2021, including the removal of the 602-620 Font buildings and the installation of backflow assemblies on irrigation water services. A reroofing project was completed in 2009 at a cost of $20,000. The property has maintained regular inspections, including several routine housing inspections between 2003-2010, though a complaint in 2010 regarding heating and gas issues was noted.

Infrastructure maintenance has been documented through multiple permits for street space usage between 2018-2020, and sidewalk repair in 2002. The building's fire safety systems appeared to be adequately maintained, with a 2012 fire alarm system issue being promptly corrected. Recent activity around the property has predominantly involved street-related services and parking enforcement matters, with multiple cases of parking meter damage reported and resolved between 2024-2025. A significant planning proposal is currently on hold, involving SF State's plan to incorporate the Tapia Drive right-of-way into the campus, which would connect the academic core with other facilities and primarily serve pedestrian traffic, though limited vehicular access for loading purposes would be retained.