5415 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94112

The property at 5415 Mission Street, located in the Croker Amazon neighborhood, is a two-story multi-family residential building owned by Thadeo Oscar Luis and constructed in 1924. The building's recent history reveals several significant maintenance and safety concerns, most notably a pest-related issue that required inspection in late 2020 as part of a property sale, along with structural work that included repairing an upper landing, addressing illegal shed structures, reinforcing walkways, and replacing posts, with a permitted cost of $12,000. More recent developments include a hoarding situation reported in May 2024 that was corrected by August 2024, and a noise complaint filed in July 2024 that remains open.

The property has experienced recurring issues with illegal parking and garbage disposal in the surrounding area throughout 2024, including multiple incidents of vehicles blocking sidewalks and driveways, though most were either resolved by citation or through other means. Historical data also shows a blocked exits complaint in 2015 that was referred to another agency. The building has undergone some structural and safety improvements over the years, with the 2020 permit work addressing multiple safety concerns.

The property's permit history shows attention to structural maintenance, though the pest issue from late 2020 and the recent hoarding situation suggest periodic challenges with building maintenance. The surrounding area has been affected by various parking and cleanliness issues in recent months, with multiple reports of illegal parking and garbage concerns, though most of these have been addressed through official channels. While the building's age and history show typical maintenance requirements, the more recent hoarding and noise issues warrant attention to current resident conditions.