Selling new construction after receiving funding / Wohnriester - possible?

In principle yes, only that with adjustable noise sources there are also limits, but these may have to be enforced in court if necessary.

Ypg the text was long now, but if I understand it correctly, 50db apply during the day in residential areas and it doesn't say that they can only be transmitted at certain times or only for 2 hours a day

so playing sound at 45dB to the neighbors during the day would be allowed, right?

Basically yes, only that there are also limits for adjustable noise sources, but these have to be enforced in court if necessary.

That’s how I understand it too. There are limits, including adjustable ones. The way does it is probably not allowed, the way receives it is more likely. But this is of course only my subjective "understanding" from the writing.

But if we just can’t come to a mutual agreement, then I would rather consider moving away than dealing with the whole thing with expert appraisers, lawyers, and court. Because however it may end, I doubt that you feel more comfortable at home if you have started a neighborhood war.

I recommend you resolve the conflict and not avoid it: You don’t know what awaits you at your next address. Even if everything is as desired when you move in, the environment can change (new neighbors, new wind turbines, changed flight routes over the house, and much more). Since you appreciate your current neighbors and feel they are well-disposed towards you, you have the best starting conditions to solve the problem. Unfortunately, these good conditions are not necessarily given with other neighbors. There are always these despots, hotheads, and block wardens in residential areas. However, your neighbors should understand that it is not a good idea to pick a fight with you, and a compromise would also be good for them. I would therefore not make the offer to give them expensive headphones or similar. Act friendly but firmly.

That's how I understand it too. There are limits, including controllable ones. The way does it is probably not okay at all, the way experiences it is probably more acceptable. But of course, this is only my subjective "understanding" based on the writing.

Hey, what do you mean by that? Listening to music outside every now and then is not okay at all?

That's also how I understand it. There are limits, including adjustable ones. What @Bookstar does is probably not acceptable at all, while what @kati1337 experiences is probably more acceptable. But of course, this is only my subjective understanding based on the writing.

While fully acknowledging the suffering of , I also have an understanding for the neighbor who enjoys music in the garden. This is not a black-and-white issue. Of course, people should be able to listen to music in their gardens if they enjoy it – even if it seems like acoustic pollution to others like or myself. It is always the dose that makes the poison – which applies both to extensive music in the garden and to above-average sensitivity to music in the surroundings. By the way, there are mediators for such disputes – especially on the basis of a fundamental sympathy, they can help reach livable agreements.

Hu, how do you mean that? Occasionally listening to music outside is not allowed at all?

Occasionally, yes, 24/7 rather not (even if you ignore the already prescribed night and midday quiet times)