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I live at the end of a court and it's a bit of a mixed bag in our street as well. We bought the land and had our house built so all houses in the street are about 10 years old; basically everyone in the street moved in at the same time. As far as I know, all our neighbours in the street are families (bar an elderly couple at the start of the street) and not many have moved out in those 10 years.
It's funny that since all the kids in the families are of similar ages, the street would be full of us riding bikes/playing ball games for the first 5-6 years. Now that we've all grown up a bit, it's practically deserted. Don't really talk/have problems with any neighbour now.
Only problem we've really had is with the Indian mother next to us who'd come out screeching like a banshee every time a ball accidentally hits/lands in her front lawn (she doesn't have a fence). I'm convinced she'd sit at the front window waiting for us to do it as she'd come out almost instantly.
It's funny that since all the kids in the families are of similar ages, the street would be full of us riding bikes/playing ball games for the first 5-6 years. Now that we've all grown up a bit, it's practically deserted. Don't really talk/have problems with any neighbour now.
Only problem we've really had is with the Indian mother next to us who'd come out screeching like a banshee every time a ball accidentally hits/lands in her front lawn (she doesn't have a fence). I'm convinced she'd sit at the front window waiting for us to do it as she'd come out almost instantly.




i might post it in both for a wider range of help.

