New tenant gets assigned parking spot, only to discover someone else is using the space and refuses to give it up, landlord confronts them: ‘No more parking in a spot you never rented’

When someone decides to move into a new place, they usually have a list of things they want to have in their new home. The number of bedrooms, an in-unit washing machine, or an elevator in the building are a few examples of what someone might put on their list before beginning their journey of looking for their next home.

One thing that perhaps not many people think about putting on their list is the parking situation. It's not just about having an assigned space for your vehicle, it's also about the general parking situation in the neighborhood, which can affect you either way.

If one decides to move into a street or neighborhood where the parking is scarce, they may find themselves in a number of uncomfortable situations. First, inviting people over is an issue, since they would have nowhere to park their car, and can really come to resent you every time you invite them over. Second, a crowded neighborhood can feel really suffocating to live in, and you would just end up feeling uncomfortable walking down these streets.

Lastly, no parking means annoyed drivers, and annoyed drivers mean neighborly disputes, just like what happened in the story below.

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