COMMUNITY LIVING

COMMUNITY LIVING
How to foster respect between neighbors
How to foster respect between neighbors? 6 tips for a pleasant building.
Short answer: do not let yourself be discouraged; show up, prepare yourself, and feel free to request a written ballot. The Property Manager plays no role in this, as they remain neutral and do not chair the meeting themselves.
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How to handle that one “bossy” resident in your building
The distinction between common and private areas is the foundation of every co-ownership. It determines who is responsible for which part of the building, who bears the costs, and who decides on maintenance and works. A clear deed of division and a well-informed Owners Association prevent disputes and ensure transparent management of the building.
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6 summer sins in an apartment building
Practical tips to keep your apartment cool during a heatwave, save your terrace plants, and get through the summer without any hassle with your co-owners.
Heatwave in your apartment
Your Owners Association in top form through management with vision
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Living in an apartment for the first time
You have found your apartment, the key is ready, and now the real adventure begins. Apartment living is wonderful: less maintenance, often a prime location, and shared amenities that you could never afford on your own. However, there are also rules of the game that you never encounter with a house.
How to make your apartment sound-friendly
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What are reasonable quiet hours?
In an apartment building or residential area, peace and quiet are essential for pleasant communal living. But what exactly are reasonable quiet hours? Is there a fixed rule, or does it depend on the situation?
Many parents ask themselves this question when living in an apartment. Placing a stroller in the stairwell is practical, especially when space is limited inside. However, in most cases, the answer is no. In apartment buildings, the stairwell is a common area and, above all, an official escape route. This means it must remain free of obstacles.
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Are you allowed to leave a stroller in the stairwell
Many parents ask themselves this question when living in an apartment. Placing a stroller in the stairwell is practical, especially when space is limited inside. However, in most cases, the answer is no. In apartment buildings, the stairwell is a common area and, above all, an official escape route. This means it must remain free of obstacles.
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How to make your apartment sound-friendly
In an apartment building, you are more likely to hear impact noise, voices, or music from neighbors. If you wish to limit noise nuisance, both for yourself and for others, you can make your apartment more sound-friendly with a number of smart and achievable interventions.
How to make your apartment sound-friendly
How to make your apartment sound-friendly
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8 tips to avoid noise nuisance
In an apartment building, hearing one another is inevitable. Nevertheless, you can avoid a great deal of noise nuisance with a few simple measures. Respecting each other's peace and quiet ensures a more pleasant living environment and prevents neighbor disputes.