2605 22nd St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The four-unit apartment building at 2605 22nd Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood is a two-story structure built in 1926, currently owned by Ralph T. Macia. The building's documented history shows several maintenance and compliance efforts over the years, including an expired reroofing permit from 1996, an expired permit from 1983 to bring the building into full compliance, and a street space permit from 2005.

Two housing inspections were conducted in 1999 and 2010, though neither showed any active violations at their conclusion. The building has experienced a significant pattern of graffiti issues in recent months, particularly between July and December 2024, with multiple reports of graffiti on the building's residential exterior and other nearby public property, including the mailbox and fire hydrant. Some of these cases resulted in Notices of Violation (NOV) being issued.

A notable ongoing concern is an open encampment case recorded in September 2024. While many of the graffiti complaints have been resolved through inspections and cleanup efforts, the frequency of these incidents suggests a recurring maintenance challenge in the immediate vicinity of the property. The building's historical permit and inspection records indicate that while there have been efforts to maintain compliance and appropriate standards in the past, many of these permits have since expired, though it should be noted that some permits may no longer be actively used due to their age.