22 Lucky St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 22 Lucky Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission district is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1907, currently owned by Juan M and Rosa Ortega. The building's maintenance history shows two significant permitted improvements: a $3,000 reroofing project completed in 2003, and the installation of partitions valued at $1,000 completed in 1992.

The property has experienced recurring sewer issues, with two documented incidents of sewage backup from a 4-inch vent in May 2015, though both were promptly resolved. More recent concerns include a graffiti incident in June 2018, during which non-offensive markings were found on the building's front, and two complaints filed with the Department of Public Works in 2018-2019 that required outreach and enforcement intervention. The building's immediate vicinity has seen frequent parking-related issues, with multiple reports of illegal parking and abandoned vehicles between 2018 and 2023, including a notable case of an abandoned pickup truck in March 2020 that was cancelled due to the state of emergency.

The property has had minimal structural issues since the major improvements were made, though the relatively old roof work completed in 2003 could potentially indicate a need for future maintenance. The surrounding area has experienced typical urban challenges, including a burned-out street light in February 2015 (which was repaired by PG&E) and various general cleaning needs addressed by the Department of Public Works. While the building has faced some maintenance issues, particularly regarding its sewer system in 2015, there have been no documented safety concerns or significant structural problems in recent years.