25 Virgil St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-unit residential building at 25 Virgil Street in the Inner Mission, owned by the Villarreal Revocable Trust, is a one-story flats and duplex structure built in 1936. The most significant recent building improvement was a major reroofing project completed in March 2020, costing $44,500, though this work was notably performed during San Francisco's shelter-in-place order, resulting in a complaint about six workers on-site during restricted conditions.

The building has experienced two documented structural issues: a 2004 incident involving a collapsed fence and debris with exposed nails, and the more recent roofing-related complaint during the pandemic. The property's location has been subject to various environmental and maintenance challenges, particularly noticeable in 2021-2024, with numerous reports of garbage, debris, and waste on and around the property (including human waste incidents in April 2022).

The area has experienced recurring issues with abandoned items, including furniture and garbage, with the most recent incidents occurring between July and October 2024. There were also two encampment-related incidents reported in 2021-2022 near the property. The building's maintenance history shows regular upkeep, evidenced by the substantial roofing project, though the timing of this work during shelter-in-place orders raises some concern about adherence to safety protocols during that period.