5575 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit residential building at 5575 Mission Street in the Croker Amazon neighborhood was constructed in 1990 and is currently owned by Elizon Master Participation. The building, which is classified as Flats & Duplex, has undergone several significant maintenance events over its lifetime. Most notably, in 2013, the property experienced multiple interconnected issues related to water damage, including problems with weatherproofing at the roof, damaged ceilings, and the source of water damage, all of which were resolved by August 2013.

More recently, in 2020-2021, the building required plumbing work, specifically regarding a house trap replacement. The original building permits from 1988-1990 show standard construction and interior work, including kitchen cabinet replacement and bathroom renovations. The property has shown some concerning maintenance patterns, with the most recent significant housing-related issue being a broken house trap in late 2020.

A fire complaint was recorded in late 2016 regarding combustible materials, though this was promptly corrected. Recent municipal service calls (2023-2024) primarily relate to external issues such as street cleaning, garbage overflow, and parking enforcement, which are more related to the public space surrounding the building rather than the building's internal conditions. The most recent building-related intervention appears to be the plumbing repair from 2021, and there are no active violations or complaints on record as of now.