363-365 Lexington St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 363-365 Lexington Street in the Inner Mission, owned by David Chiocchia and constructed in 1880, has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over its history. Most notably, in 2008, the property underwent work on the rear stairs, with initial permits of $8,000 later increased by $20,000, marking a substantial structural improvement. Other significant maintenance included the replacement of a wall furnace in 2013, addressing the building's heating system.

The property has experienced various maintenance challenges, particularly with moisture-related issues; records from 2001 show work was needed to address dry rot in rear porch supports, though these permits ultimately expired. The building's history includes several concerning incidents related to unauthorized modifications and safety concerns. In 1997, there was a complaint about a blocked second means of egress from unit #365, allegedly due to unauthorized modifications converting a rear porch into living space, and in 1994, there were reports of a possible illegal basement unit and business use.

More recently, in 2010, there was a complaint about unpermitted remodeling work occurring during evenings and weekends. The property has also been the subject of multiple 311 calls between 2020-2024, mainly concerning street cleaning issues, including reports of debris, waste, and graffiti in the vicinity of the building. While many of these street cleaning issues have been resolved, they indicate ongoing challenges with the immediate neighborhood environment.