3723-3725 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-story mixed-use building at 3723-3725 Mission Street, located in San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood, consists of two residential units above ground floor commercial space and was constructed in 1906. The property, owned by the Visit Taveethamcharoen Trust, has undergone various changes and improvements over the years, with the most recent work being approved in December 2024 to replace two windows at the back of the building and repair damaged siding.

The building has experienced multiple parking-related challenges in 2024, with ten documented incidents involving illegal parking, abandoned vehicles, and driveway blocking, though most were either unable to be verified or resulted in no action being taken. A fire complaint was filed in January 2021 and remained open until March 2023 with a "Deferred" disposition. The commercial portion of the property has seen several changes in use and licensing attempts, including a significant application in 2016 to convert from a limited restaurant to a full-service restaurant, which was eventually withdrawn.

The building's history shows typical maintenance and regulatory compliance activities, with various permits being processed and either completed or expired over the decades. These include multiple historical permits from the 1980s and a 2005 change of ownership permit, though most of the older records do not contain specific details about their nature or purpose. The property appears to be currently maintaining its residential and commercial uses in accordance with most recent permits, though the recent window replacement and siding repair work suggests ongoing maintenance of the building's envelope.