Prohibition of play in a new residential complex: Families are outraged!

Prohibition of play in a new residential complex: Families are outraged!

In the newly built residential complex in Podhagskygasse, 22nd Wiener district, there is an unexpected dispute over the use of the playgrounds. Residents report that a sign in front of a playground makes it clear: "Playing forbidden!" Ajla, a tenant, complains that after moving into the apartments advertised as family -friendly, playing is now prohibited. Despite the initial commitment to the property management, which had promised a child -friendly play area, playing on the green areas was prohibited by the responsible property management "Heimbau". A spokesman for "home building" argued that the noise pollution from children could disturb the calm of the other residents while playing. The new tenants had explicitly paid attention to the family friendliness of the complex, which was a decisive aspect in the choice of apartments, so .

But the ban does not only affect the playgrounds. Grilling is also no longer allowed in the courtyard, although a grill terrace was promised. The property management stated that fire protection reasons were responsible for the non -fulfillment of this promise. Some of the tenants feel abandoned and believes that the decision not to realize the grill area has not been communicated sufficiently. According to the property management, children can play with swings and slides in special play areas, which is not adequately accepted by many residents. This approach is increasingly being critically questioned, because many tenants see the playground as part of their rental agreement and consider what this means for their rent, as juraforum.de reports.

The discussions among the residents are increasing, as some now take legal action into consideration in order to assert their rights as a tenant. Social interaction could be tense in these cases, and it is unclear whether the property management can find a way to combine the different interests of the tenants without this being to further conflicts.