Living in New Jersey, how well do you really know your neighbors? Are you the person who pulls into the driveway, hits the garage door button, and heads right inside? Or do you stop, wave, and talk for a few minutes?

New Jersey 101.5 FM logo
Get our free mobile app
Photo by Kay Ingulli on Unsplash
Photo by Kay Ingulli on Unsplash

Read More:  New Jersey beachgoers say these bad habits can ruin a perfect beach day

We did a topic this week about things your neighbors do that drive you crazy, and our listeners had plenty to say. Parking was a big one! Especially when your neighbor parks right in front of your house.

We heard everything from leaving the yard a mess to neighbors who let their dogs bark nonstop, and neighbors who get upset when kids accidentally kick the ball into their yard.

A new survey from Thumbtack found it's not just what neighbors do that can get on your nerves, but also their lawn decorations.

The Most Common Neighbor Complaints, From Parking To Yard Signs

If you live in an HOA, you probably already know the rules about what you can and can't have outside your home. But if you don't, some things bother homeowners, and you may not even know it. Here are the yard features that made the list.

Five Yard Features That Annoy Neighbors Most

- Excessive outdoor lighting.

- Bright or unconventional paint colors.

- Neglected landscaping.

- Too many yard signs.

- Loud water features, like fountains or waterfalls.

Sometimes it's these little things that can make neighbors the most upset.

17 towns in NJ among 100 hottest real estate markets

New Jersey locations that made the Top 100 list by Realtor.com measuring views on real estate listings and average length of time on the market.

Gallery Credit: Realtor.com

Top 21 fastest growing towns in New Jersey

These 21 municipalities in New Jersey have seen their populations grow the most over the past decade. The figures are based on U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-year estimates for 2012 and 2022.

Gallery Credit: New Jersey 101.5

These NJ Beach Towns Selected As Best In The State

Stacker analyzed data from the 2023 summer season to determine which New Jersey Beaches are the best in New Jersey. Here are the top 25.

Gallery Credit: Mike Brant

More From New Jersey 101.5 FM