180-182 Lexington St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 180-182 Lexington Street is a two-unit residential building located in the Inner Mission neighborhood, constructed in 1908 as a two-story flats and duplex structure. The building has experienced several maintenance and infrastructure issues over the past decade, with the most notable incidents occurring in 2018 when multiple violations were documented related to water damage, including problems with walls, ceilings, and floor coverings, all of which were resolved by June 2018. A previous complaint in 2013 indicated plumbing issues with clogged bathroom fixtures and inadequate heating systems.

The building's maintenance history shows attention to basic infrastructure, with records of sewer house trap work completed in 2013 and earlier permits for street space and sidewalk repairs between 2002 and 2009. An important recent development involves the building's status as a two-unit property, with documented efforts to legalize a third unit at ground level along with garage space, though this required a variance for off-street parking that was ultimately approved. The property has seen ongoing issues with its immediate surroundings, as evidenced by numerous 311 calls between 2024 and 2025 regarding garbage and debris, including reports of abandoned furniture, electronics, and waste that required city intervention.

There are also two open graffiti cases reported in 2024 that remain unresolved. While these external issues do not directly affect the building's internal conditions, they may impact the property's overall environment. The building's earlier maintenance history includes roof work from 1994, and it appears that major structural issues requiring direct tenant intervention have been relatively minimal in recent years, with the most significant recent concern being the unauthorized third unit's parking variance process.