Is noise getting you down?
Mary-Anne Bowring 28/02/2019
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The Rise of Noise Complaints in Flats
Noise levels in flats have been increasing, especially with children letting off steam during half term. But for many, noise at nuisance levels is still rare and unwelcome. Learn why complaints about noisy neighbors are becoming more frequent.
Your Right to ‘Quiet Enjoyment’
The right to live peacefully in your home is guaranteed under most leases. If your neighbors are causing constant disruptions, it's essential to know how to address it and what steps you can take.
How Short-Term Rentals Are Impacting Noise Levels
Short lets via platforms like Airbnb are contributing to a rise in noise complaints. Understand how the influx of transient tenants, particularly in city centers, is creating disturbances in residential blocks.
Are Airbnb Lettings Breaching Your Lease?
Many Airbnb rentals may violate lease agreements. Learn how to check your lease, what restrictions may apply to subletting, and what actions property managers can take if a violation occurs.
Legal Precedents for Airbnb Disputes
Recent legal cases, like Nemcova v Fairfield Rents Ltd, have helped clarify the rules around short-term rentals in leasehold properties. Find out what this case means for future disputes over noise and subletting.
Noisy Cities: Where Are They and How to Escape?
Cities like London are known for their high noise levels. Discover which areas in the UK are the loudest and where you might want to consider moving for a quieter lifestyle. These subheadings will break down the content into digestible sections for your readers and make your blog easier to navigate!
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