You and your friends can keep the peace in communities such as 35 Hudson Yards by respecting each other, understanding each other, and sharing responsibilities. To accomplish this, knowing and following the rules for condo life is imperative. Here are some of the best tips for being a good neighbor at a condominium in West Chelsea.
Respect Parking Spaces
For you and your friends, parking spots are an addition to your personal space. While a condominium in West Chelsea might have assigned parking, not all do. If the complex doesn’t, talk with your neighbors to see what kind of deal you can work out.
No one wants to get into a fight over parking in the early morning on their way to work or late at night after a long day. You can also cause parking problems by blocking your neighbors’ access when you park, firing up your engine too early in the morning or too late at night, or taking care of the parking for your guests.
Limit Strangers Access
This is more of a security issue than a matter of condo living etiquette, but you should also follow the building’s security rules. If you know ahead of time that you will have a guest who is not a condo resident, please let the staff know. Also, please do not let strangers into the building or give them access to your unit. For example, tell the person delivering the food to wait downstairs or, in some cases, ask for help getting the food to your unit.
