16-18 Joice St, San Francisco, CA 94108

The two-unit residential building at 16-18 Joice Street in Downtown, constructed in 1907 and classified as a Flats & Duplex, has experienced several maintenance and safety-related issues over the past few years. Most notably, there is an unresolved problem with tree roots damaging the sidewalk, as reported in June 2020, though this was marked as "Open accepted." The building's vicinity has been subject to recurring cleanliness concerns, with multiple reports of loose garbage and debris between 2020 and 2024, including a resolved case involving furniture in November 2024.

There have been various parking-related incidents in the area, with the most recent being a tow-away case in June 2024, though enforcement officers were unable to locate the vehicle in a March 2023 parking complaint. The property has faced infrastructure challenges, including a curb or ramp defect reported in November 2020, which was resolved without specific action described.

The sidewalk maintenance issues appear to be particularly persistent, with cases documented in both March 2020 and November 2020, though the latter was attributed to a planter box issue at a nearby address. The building's immediate neighborhood has experienced social service-related incidents, including an encampment cleanup in May 2024 that was completed through resident engagement and relocation. While the frequency of service requests has decreased somewhat in recent years, with only two complaints in 2024, the combination of tree root damage, cleaning issues, and historical infrastructure problems suggests ongoing maintenance challenges in the immediate vicinity.