Red Flags That Reveal a Nightmare Neighbour Before You Buy

A bad neighbour can change the way a home feels faster than a small kitchen, an old bathroom, or a longer commute. The problem is that most buyers spend more time studying floorplans than studying the street they are about to live on.

Before you buy, the warning signs are often there, but they are easy to miss during a polished viewing. The smartest move is to treat the neighbourhood like part of the property, because once the deal is done, the people next door become part of daily life too.