COMMUNITY LIVING

COMMUNITY LIVING
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?

COMMUNITY LIVING
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.
COMMUNITY LIVING
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.


COMMUNITY LIVING
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.

COMMUNITY LIVING
How to use a WhatsApp group without tensions
WhatsApp groups in an apartment building can be handy for quickly sharing information about an elevator malfunction, water leak, or planned works. However, without clear agreements, they can also cause tension. How do you use a WhatsApp group without conflicts between co-owners?

COMMUNITY LIVING
Are you allowed to use a barbecue on a balcony
As soon as the weather improves, many people enjoy barbecuing. However, are you allowed to use a barbecue on a balcony in an apartment building? The answer is not always straightforward. In principle, it is not automatically prohibited, but strict rules often apply regarding fire safety, smoke nuisance, and the building's internal rules.

