600-606 Arballo Dr, San Francisco, CA 94132

The 28-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 600-606 Arballo Drive in the Stonestown neighborhood, built in 1942, has undergone several significant changes and faced various maintenance challenges over the past decade. Most notably, there have been two major renovations: a kitchen remodel in 2019 that required post-violation permitting, and a concerning set of compliance issues in 2024 involving water-damaged walls, ceilings, and mold/mildew problems that were documented through both a violation and a complaint.

The building's maintenance history shows consistent attention to roofing maintenance, with permits issued in 2006 and 2008 for reroofing work totaling approximately $16,000. Housing inspections between 2002 and 2014 indicate regular oversight of common areas, though the most recent routine inspections appear to have identified some concerning issues requiring attention.

The property has experienced several fire-related incidents, including a contained building fire and multiple false alarms, though fortunately none resulted in civilian injuries. While there have been various 311 calls regarding the surrounding area (including reports of garbage, debris, and sidewalk issues), these external matters do not directly reflect on the building's condition. A major development proposal was filed in late 2022 for an 8-story building with 151 dwelling units on the site, though the status remains as "Filed." The building's recent history suggests ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly regarding water damage and interior conditions, as evidenced by the 2024 violation and complaint, which are among the most significant recent issues on record.