48 Lucy St, San Francisco, CA 94124

The property at 48 Lucy Street in the Bayview neighborhood is a 2-story, 2-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 2000, currently owned by the Diacakis Family Living Trust. The building's construction history shows several permit applications in the late 1990s and 2000, with the primary permit (9724148) for a 3-family dwelling being issued in December 1997 for $250,000, followed by two minor revisions in 1998-1999.

A significant exterior renovation was completed in 2019, costing $15,000, which involved improvements to the T1-11 siding, installation of vapor barrier, and application of new cement board on both sides of the house. The most notable recent activity relates to numerous parking enforcement incidents in January 2025, with eight out of ten reported cases resulting in citations for illegal parking, particularly violation of sidewalk rules, though some cases resulted in officers being unable to locate the offending vehicles.

These parking issues seem to cluster around the beginning of 2025, with continuous reports over several days, though they do not directly impact the building's structural or living conditions. Additionally, there is a record of T-Mobile equipment installation on an existing utility pole in the vicinity, approved in the planning records. While the building's maintenance history shows proper upkeep, particularly with the 2019 renovation of exterior elements, the recent parking enforcement issues appear to be the most pressing concern, though they relate to street conditions rather than the building itself.