With Christmas and New Year ahead, this is what you should do to avoid a neighbour-hate hangover.
, often for the first time since last time. It can be an occasion when they remember why it’s been so long since they got together.
Parking is another source of pain in the party season, especially if your neighbours have invited long-term guests who don’t understand that parking spaces aren’t available on a first-in, best-dressed basis. If the flat is being rented out as a holiday let, regardless of where you live, there’s not much you can do about it. Even in those Sydney apartment blocks that have by-laws banning short-term lets, permanent residents can vacate their homes for up to 180 days and let them to all and sundry.. According to the related website, “matters that may be referred include ongoing noise, vandalism, assault, theft, parking issues and breaches of by-laws in a strata or community scheme”.
Gift cards are always a good idea. Cash is even better. But don’t get drawn into a “battle of the bountiful”, with residents trying to outdo each other with ostentatious displays of their generosity.
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