15-17 Lexington St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 15-17 Lexington St in San Francisco's Inner Mission, owned by Antonio Dominguez Loza, has a significant history of repairs and improvements dating back to its 1906 construction. The most notable past incident was a fire in late 2007 that impacted the top floor of unit #15, resulting in extensive repairs in 2008 costing approximately $117,000, including replacement of ceiling joists, roofing, framing, siding, sheetrock, kitchen cabinets, and bathroom fixtures.

The building underwent comprehensive modernization in 2008-2009, including electrical system upgrades, complete rewiring, new furnaces installation, and plumbing improvements for both units, followed by street space and sidewalk repairs in 2009. More recent enhancements include the installation of a 1.1 kW solar PV system in 2012.

The property has experienced ongoing maintenance and environmental challenges in the surrounding area, as documented by 311 calls. The most recent incidents, occurring throughout 2023-2024, have primarily involved graffiti removal and street cleaning, with some parking enforcement matters. There are currently two open graffiti cases (as of 2024) that are awaiting resolution.