16-18 Cordova St, San Francisco, CA 94112

The property at 16-18 Cordova Street is a one-story, two-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1969, currently owned by the Estate of Robert Manuel Lujan. The building’s maintenance record shows a significant roofing project undertaken in February 2006, with a cost of $5,550, which has been completed.

More recently, between August and January 2025, there has been a notable pattern of street and sidewalk cleaning issues near the property, with eight separate incidents reported through the 311 system involving abandoned furniture, garbage, glass, and other debris. While all these cases have been resolved, they indicate ongoing challenges with exterior maintenance around the property.

A zoning verification letter was issued in 2024, with the status marked as "Closed - Issued," though the specific details of this document are not provided in the available data. The most pressing concerns from the available records are the recent cluster of garbage and debris incidents documented over several months, which, while resolved through appropriate municipal channels, suggest a recurring issue with waste management in the vicinity of the property. The historical maintenance record shows regular upkeep in 2006 with the roofing work, but there are no other building permit records in the available data covering the past 17 years, which could indicate either minimal required maintenance or incomplete permit record availability.