5358-5360 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94112

The property at 5358-5360 Mission Street in the Outer Mission neighborhood is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building with ground-floor commercial space, constructed in 1925 and currently owned by Chan Mong Jin. The building underwent significant renovations in 2011, including a comprehensive interior renovation of the second-floor unit costing $68,000 that involved kitchen and bathroom upgrades, new interior finishes, and window replacements.

This work was accompanied by multiple infrastructure improvements, including a complete re-roofing project ($2,000), plumbing upgrades (including bathroom and kitchen remodels and water heater replacement), electrical system improvements (including a 200 amp service upgrade and comprehensive electrical work for the second floor), and furnace replacement, all of which were properly completed and permitted. The building experienced a notable incident in April 2011, when firefighters responded to damage in an upstairs apartment and water damage in the lower store, which while not structural in nature, did require repairs that were completed by December 2011. Since then, the property has experienced periodic maintenance issues, particularly with its sewer infrastructure, as evidenced by multiple sewer-related service calls between 2018 and 2024, including a recent sewage back-up discharge from the side sewer vent in December 2024.

The property has also faced several parking-related issues in recent years, with multiple reports of driveway blocking between 2019 and 2021, and one instance of sidewalk parking violation in 2021. While there have been various maintenance and environmental issues reported through 311 calls, including garbage debris and graffiti, most of these issues have been resolved through proper channels. The building's history suggests ongoing maintenance requirements, particularly regarding its sewer system, though the major renovation work completed in 2011 addressed many of the building's general infrastructure needs.