23-25 Pearl St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The two-unit residential building at 23-25 Pearl Street in Mission Dolores, owned by Franklin Loo, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1907. The building's maintenance record shows several significant events over the past decade, with the most recent being a roof repair in 2019 addressing a leakage issue on the flat roof, which was completed at a cost of $300. Prior to that, the building underwent gas house line extension work in December 2007.

While the building's permits indicate regular maintenance, the surrounding area has experienced ongoing challenges, particularly during 2020-2022, with multiple reports of human or animal waste on the street, medical waste (needles), and encampment issues, though these were mostly addressed by city services. A notable infrastructure issue occurred in October 2021 with a missing side sewer vent cover, which was resolved through city intervention. More recent concerns include a garbage and debris incident in November 2024, which was promptly resolved.

The building's immediate vicinity has seen ongoing urban challenges, particularly in 2020-2022, with multiple reports of waste and sanitation issues on the surrounding streets. The most recent documented incident affecting the building itself was the 2019 roof repair, while the 2007 gas line extension work represents the last major infrastructure modification on record. A single fire incident was noted, categorized as a "water problem, other," though no civilian injuries were reported. The property has maintained compliance with city regulations, as evidenced by the resolution of multiple permits and service requests, though the pattern of external street cleaning issues during 2020-2022 may have temporarily affected the neighborhood environment.