1573-1575 Francisco St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-story multi-family residential building at 1573-1575 Francisco Street in the Marina neighborhood, owned by John & Antoinette L Candido, was constructed in 1925 and consists of two units within a flats and duplex configuration. The property's maintenance history shows consistent upkeep, with significant improvements made in 2014 when seven front-facing wood windows were replaced with energy-efficient units meeting modern U-factor requirements, at a cost of $6,608.

Earlier repairs from 1990 indicate attention to fundamental structural elements, including the replacement of damaged back wooden stairs, re-roofing work, and the proper resetting of seven doors and their casings. The building's external environment has experienced periodic urban challenges, with the most recent incident occurring in November 2023 involving tipped-over litter receptacles, which was promptly resolved.

Prior to this, there was a documented encampment situation in October 2021 that required cleanup. Historical records show typical urban maintenance issues including a ground sign in 2017, an abandoned vehicle case in 2016, and a flickering streetlight in 2011, all of which were resolved through appropriate municipal channels. While these external incidents are noteworthy, they primarily relate to the surrounding neighborhood rather than the building's structural integrity or resident services.